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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1995
Page
4
Nelson Mandela, 77, told Pierre Cardin at a lunch in Pretoria that he has not bought any clothing since 1969. He noted his shirts are gifts, down to his granddaughter buying only underwear, while describing his casual ethnic shirts as presents. Desmond Tutu was among friends who criticized his style.
Supermodel Jerry Hall told reporters in Australia that the “definitely out” waif look is fading and a “sexier, glamorous” style is in. She noted fashion isn’t to blame for teens starving to be thin, while in Australia to host the Australian Fashion Awards.
The Express reports the Prince of Wales calls the new concrete bridge to the Isle of Skye an eyesore and will skip the opening. Quoted sources say he objects to the design on architectural grounds and plans to abstain from the ceremony.
Candice Bergen says studio audience roared as John F Kennedy Jr appears on Murphy Brown in the Sept 18 season premiere. Kennedy will play a brief role in the CBS sitcom amid hype from fans and press.
Actor Charlie Sheen wed Donna Peele at Sad die Rock Ranch in Malibu on Sunday, amid Sheen celebrating his 30th birthday. The couple, who had a six week courtship, posed for photos after the ceremony with Sheen declaring himself the luckiest guy alive.
Tonya Harding, a standout figure skater turned singer, led her group the Golden Blades as they opened Sunday for Kool and the Gang at the Last Chance Summer Dance in Seattle. The charity event supported muscular dystrophy research amid loud boos from the crowd.
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