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About Griffin daily news. (Griffin, Ga.) 1924-current | View Entire Issue (June 1, 1977)
Griffin Daily News Wednesday, June 1,1977 Page 2 People Guy Lombardo PORT STANLEY, Canada (AP) — Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians celebrate their golden anniversary Saturday at an Ontario club only a stone’s throw from the place the orchestra first played in 1927. Lombardo began his career here at Hopkin’s Casino. The group will play at the Stork Club, only 2,000 feet from where the casino stood. Farrah not on set LOS ANGELES (AP) - “Charlie’s Angels” begins pro duction Wednesday for its second season, but Farrah Fawcett-Majors won’t be in the episode. The role written for Miss Fawcett-Majors will be played by Cheryl Ladd, who was signed last week to play her younger sister. Miss Fawcett-Majors, 30, who had played Jill Munroe in the hit ABC series, told the producer last March she would not return. She said she planned to pursue a career in motion pictures. She said she hadn’t signed a contract, but the producer sued, saying that accepting its terms and compensation amounted to the same thing. Miss Ladd, 25, was signed to play Kris Munroe, either as a fourth angel or to temporarily step into Miss Fawcett- Major’s role if she did not return. The other angels are Kate Jackson and Jaclyn Smith. Henry Kissinger NEW YORK (AP) — An aide to Henry Kissinger says the former Secretary of State hasn’t decided if he’ll teach at Columbia University. “He still hasn’t made up his mind whether to accept the Columbia offer," the aide said Tuesday. A spokesman at the university said the offer of an en dowed chair in political science was still open to Kissinger, and added, "The next piece of news on this is expected from Kissinger’s office.” The New York Times said in its Tuesday editions that Kissinger might turn the offer down out of sensitivity to criticism of the offer and because other commitments in Washington would make the position inconvenient. Amy has boyfriend PLAINS, Ga. (AP) — Amy Carter has a boyfriend and his name is Scott Roberson. Scott, who like Amy is 9 years old, brought Amy a foot high stack of comic books from Plains to nearby Peterson Field, where he went Tuesday with the President’s mother to meet Amy and her father. Amy was clearly glad to see him. She greeted him before she greeted Miss Lillian, the President’s mother. “That’s her boyfriend,” said Miss Lillian, confirming it. “They have just always been sweethearts,” added Scott’s mother. Wedding bells for AH BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (AP) - Wedding bells for heavyweight boxing champ Muhammad Ali and Veronica Porche, the mother of his 1-year-old daughter Hana, will ring June 19 at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel, says a hotel spokesman. Arrangements for the wedding were made by Miss Porche, whose family lives in Los Angeles, Vai Vaillan court, the hotel spokesman, said Tuesday. The wedding will be in the Grand Trianon Ballroom with a reception in the adjoining Petit Trianon. It will be the third marriage for the 35-year-old champion and the first for Miss Porche, a fashion model in her mid-20s. All’s first wife was Sonji Roi. He has four children by his second wife, Kalailah Ali, formerly known as Belinda Ali. Judge, attorney trade words LAGRANGE, Ga. (AP) - The attorney for convicted murderer Curfew Davis and the judge at Davis’ resentencing trial traded sharp words Tues day as the defense attempted to show bias in the composition of Davis’ original trial jury. Defense attorney Millard Farmer told Superior Court Judge Lamar Knight that he would attempt to prove bias by age, race and sex both in com position of the jury and in the Troup County voter list from which it was drawn. Davis, 40, was convicted of murder and sentenced to die in the electric chair for the 1974 slaying of Anne Starnes, 22, of Columbus. Last December the U.S. Su preme Court let Davis’ con viction stand, but overturned the death sentence because po tential jurors opposed to capital □ LEON BATES’ REALTY £1 420 WEST SLATON STREET * GRIFFIN. GEORGIA 30223 M REALTOR ® 2272187 LEONAS ■.- BROKER GEORGE CIRCLE - 3 bedroom home with stove and window air-condition, carport and tile floors. Large . feedbackyard. Sl2! punishment had been excluded from the trial. Judge J. C. Jackson ruled Monday that Knight was quali fied to preside in the trial after Farmer presented a motion to have Knight disqualified. Farmer contended Knight was biased against Davis. On Tuesday, after several ex changes between Knight and Farmer, another defense mo tion was overruled, prompting Farmer to say, “I think the rul ings of this court are designed to muffle....” Knight broke in to say, “Mr. Farmer, don’t you make that statement one more time.” Knight earlier overruled two motions, one seeking to prohibit admission of evidence of pre vious convictions and one chal lenging the composition of the grand jury. Government believes women should have credit identity By MIKE DOAN Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON (AP) - The federal government believes a woman should have a credit identity of her own. A Federal Reserve Board rule taking effect today requires credit companies to meet requests to record information about a married couple in the name of both the wife and the husband. The rule is designed to aid women who become divorced, widowed or who want their own accounts. “If a woman gets divorced or widowed and tries to open a new account, it’s very, very hard to do,” a Federal Reserve Board spokesman said. "She has no credit identity. 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Under the rule, credit card companies and some big mer chants will mail out letters with their bills in the next few months describing rights under the Equal Credit Opportunity Act. “If your account with us is one that both husband and wife signed for or is an account that is being used by one of you who did not sign, then you are en titled to have us report credit information relating to the ac count in both your names,” the letter says. “If you choose to have credit information concerning your account with us reported in both your names, please fill in and sign the statement below and return it to us.” The letter goes on, “Federal regulations provide that signing your name below will not change or increase your or your spouse’s legal liability on the account.” The form can be returned to the credit company with the signature of either spouse. A Federal Reserve spokes man said the new rule applies to open-ended credit accounts, in which people can add to their accounts at will. It does not affect department store ac counts which are open-ended only to pay off a few purchases, or most grocery stores or banks, which are covered by other regulations. Horse show winners The Flint River Saddle Club held its first horse show of the season over the weekend. Winners of the various classes are as follows: (9 and under) Lead line — Debbie Crosby, Heather Gilmore and Chip Marshall. Western showmanship — Andy Burge, Glenn Ogletree and Debbie Crosby. Pony pleasure — Glenn Ogletree, Debbie Crosby and Gus Pugh. Western horsemanship — Debbie Crosby, Andy Burge and Glenn Ogletree. Western pleasure — Glenn Ogletree, Andy Burge and Debbie Crosby. Weiner race — Kip Clark, Kim Dillard and Chris Purmont. Potato race — Kim Dillard, Gus Pugh and Deborah Crosby. (10 through 13) Western showmanship — Kim Huey, Anita Burge and Laurie Ogletree. Pony pleasure — Gary Chasteen, Laurie Ogletree and Dean Crosby. Western horsemanship — Anita Burge, Susan Gil and Steve Fulton. Western pleasure — Anita Burge, Georgianne King and Steve Fulton. Weiner race — Alison Maroney, Gary Chasteen and Jamie Sherwood. Potato race — Jamie Sherwood, Mark Freeman and Todd Donaldson. (14 through 17) Western showmanship — Melissa Fulton, Cheryl Chasteen and Dana Crosby. Western horsemanship — Melissa Fulton, Kelly Burge and Cheryl Chasteen. Western pleasure — Eric Prine, Cheryl Chasteen and Kelly Burge. Weiner race — Dana Crosby, Donna Carraway, Pati Mclntire. Potato race — Paul Arnold, Tracy Dominy, Dana Crosby. (17 and under) English pleasure — Anita Burge, Craig Liefels and Beth Smith. Trail class — Kelly Burge,' Susan Gill and Anita Burge. | English equitation — Georgianne King, Anita Burge and Beth Smith. Back-to-back bareback — Laura Ogletree and Georgianne King; Melissa Fulton and Steve Fulton; Susan Gil and Anita Burge. DALE CARNEGIE COURSE NOW ENROLLING Jonesboro Class Develop Confidence, Enthusiasm, Leadership. Call 228-9905 Presented By Leadership Institute
