Gridiron Dinner echoes with Reagan and Kennedy wit
Washington Gridiron Dinner drew the capital's elite as President Reagan and Mrs. Reagan led a night of humor. Ted Kennedy delivered a biting set and Don Regan displayed his feared rep as actors, reporters, and publishers laughed and recalled political jabs. Diane Keaton and Robert De Niro were spotted together at Columbus on the West Side sipping champagne.
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Statue of Liberty
Lee Iacocca
Duvall
Robert
America
Diane Keaton
Robert de Niro
Columbus
New York
West Side
Funeral for James Cagney Draws Across the Social Spectrum
A Manhattan church service drew famous names and ordinary neighbors as James Cagney was laid to rest. Gov. Mario Cuomo and Mayor Edward Koch attended as 350 mourners heard tributes to the actor who died at 86 at his Dutchess County farm.
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Paycheck switches lawyers ahead of Hillsboro shooting trial
Country singer Johnny Paycheck, whose real name is Donald Lytle, faces an April 21 trial for felonious assault and related charges after allegedly shooting a man in a Hillsboro tavern dispute. Ralph Buss of Painesville replaces William Peelle, with Judge Hottle scheduling a pretrial meeting.
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Paycheck
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Lawmakers kill Maryland vulgar lyric bill in committee
Maryland Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee rejected a bill to ban sale to minors of records and tapes with vulgar lyrics after brief debate. Frank Zappa testified against it, arguing lyrics do not cause anti social behavior. Senator Barbara Hoffman noted heavy public calls and concerns about intolerance.
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