Williams plans gradual retirement with Las Vegas breaks
Singer Andy Williams describes a mellow end to the year with at least six weeks annually in Las Vegas, occasional TV work, and ongoing recording. He says the plan avoids a full exit like Sinatra, keeps his voice strong, and prioritizes surrounding himself with top talent. Meanwhile USC lands a record $8 million Seeley G. Mudd Fund grant for a $12 million classroom laboratory building.
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Jacqueline Onassis accepts a $20 million settlement with stepsister Christina Onassis to relinquish all rights to Aristotle Onassis estate. The deal ends ties to Onassis enterprises and cancels her $250,000 annual allowance. Christina, aiming to sever links with her stepmother, agreed after pressure and after considering earlier bequests.
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Singer Freda Payne Delivers Baby Boy Gregory Joel Abbott Jr
Freda Payne gave birth Monday at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles to a baby boy named Gregory Joel Abbott Jr. Payne, a Capital Records singer with hits like Band of Gold, Bring the Bays Home, is married to songwriter Gregory Abbott.
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Comedian Fontaine In Critical Condition In Ohio
Comedian Frank Fontaine known for Crazy Guggenheim on the Gleason show remained in critical condition at Mount Carmel East Hospital in Columbus after becoming ill Saturday while awaiting a flight home from a series of nightclub performances. Fontaine, 57, lives in Winchester, Massachusetts with his wife and seven children. He first gained nationwide attention on radio's Jack Benny Program before television appearances on Toast of the Town.
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