Las Vegas Mayor Pushes Nudity Cover-Up Ordnance
LAS VEGAS Mayor Bill Briare proposes an ordinance to require covering the pubic area during performances in venues with city liquor or gaming licenses. He cites the Marilyn Chambers production Sex Surrogate at the Jolly Trolly Casino on the Strip as not the target but calls for clearer wording to include stage plays.
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Jagger Won't Testify At Divorce Hearing
Rock star Mick Jagger will not testify at a hearing to decide where his divorce from Bianca Jagger will be tried. Bianca Jagger seeks about half of an estimated $25 million earned during their seven year marriage and custody of their 17 year old daughter Jade.
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Ali Says He Has Outgrown the Ring
Muhammad Ali, speaking by telephone from Chicago at a Atlantic City news conference, says he has outgrown boxing and plans bigger ventures. He notes boxing made him what he is, but he will not defend his title before a September deadline as he shifts toward other pursuits.
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Don't Let Your Brain Stay Young at 83 Royal Little
Providence AP reports Royal Little, 83, founder of Textron, outlines a phased retirement plan. He will reduce directorships to 15 at 85, 10 at 90, and five at 95, aiming to drop out completely at 100 while remaining active as a director and trustee. Mexico City AP says Steven Ford, Gerald Ford’s 22 year old son, acts in Cattle Annie and Little Britches filming in northern Mexico as his screen debut opposite Rod Steiger and Burt Lancaster.
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Youth Campaign Aims For One Youth Per 40 Workers
President Carter urges federal agencies to hire one youth for every 40 regular staff this summer. The goal, part of the Federal Summer Employment Program for Youth, aims to help students with school plans and future careers while aiding home needs.
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