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Larry Hagman again
WASHINGTON* It was Dallas on the Potomac as J.R. Ewing took on the politicians at the Texas Festival Ball on Washington Mall, reports AP.
Actor Larry Hagman, who played J.R. Ewing on the long-running television series ’Dallas.' was decked out ixr a white 10-gallon hat and black leather vest with a map of Texas on the back for Friday's evening of barbecued beef and chill.
The event wns part of the Kennedy Center's tribute to the Long Star state.
Sen. Lloyd Bentsen was attired in Jeans, bandanna, leather vest and crumpled cowboy hat.
Georgette Moabacher, wife of Commerce Secretary Robert Mosbacher. showed there's more to Texas than cowgirls by arriving in a beaded Indian dress. '
Limousines were the preferred mode of transportation, but park police on horseback added another Texas touch to the capital's streets.
Hair styles cant be altered
TOKYO: A magazine that published altered photos of Crown Prince Naruhito in different hair styles was scolded by an unamused Imperial Household Agency and could face sanctions. officials said Friday, reports AP.
The powerful agency, which runs the affairs of Emperor Akihito and his family, verbally reprimanded the magazine Thursday for the lighthearted look at Naruhito in the different hair dos.
The latest Issue of the popular weekly Shukan Bunshun that hit the stands Thursday carried 10 portraits of the 31-year-old prince sporting generally subdued hair styles ranging from a Beatles cut to modish moused waves.
Titled "Hironomiya-sama Hair Style Remodeling Plan." the three-page spread Included results of a survey of 100 young women on which hair style they preferred. Naruhito is also known as Hironomiya, and "sama* is added to Japanese names as an honorific.
The agency summoned the magazine's chief editor Kazuyoshi Hanada on Thursday and verbally protested the use of the photos, said Toyotaka Endo, an agency spokesman.
Hanada Issued a statement saying the magazine was now "studying a response." The agency said It would determine whether to take further action after receiving a reply.
The agency tightly controls press coverage of the Imperial family through a rigid Japanese system of pool reporting and can deny access to various events. It is extremely sensitive about the royal's Image.
Camus manuscript sells at 1.63 lakh dollars
PARIS: The handwritten manuscript of Nobel prize-winning author Albert Camus acclaimed novel "L Etrunger' (the Outsider) was sold for a million france (165,000 dollars) at a Ports auction on Saturday, repots Reuter.
An anonymous Frenchman bought the manuscript from die estate of Professor Jacques Millot, a scientist and friend of Camus, who gave him the 104-pagc document
Camus, who died In a car crash in 1060 at the age of 47, ‘ wrote the quasi — surcalfotlc novel about a lonely man who commits a gratuitous murder in 1940.
He penned in four alternative titles on the manuscript’s cover in case publishers rejected the title under which it was , read by generations In dozens of langudges.
The four substitute titles were: "Modesty, “ "A Happy Man," “A Free Man* and ’A Mon Like All Others."