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...RISKS OF SUCH A TITLE are apparent," the catalog of the Los Angeles Museum of Contemporary Art prissily begins, " -- that the grisly and gruesome Charles Manson murders would be glorified, that the show would seem to be about the sixties . . ." Aw, c'mon, just because we call an exhibition "Helter Skelter," you wouldn't necessarily think better of Charlie aging away there in maximum security, would you? A pity the curator in question, Paul Schimmel, won't come out with it: We want a lurid title but, hey, we're a museum. Maybe we need a bit of sensationalism...
First, just like everyone else (believe it or not) in my eighth grade class, I read the book of Revelations aloud in bed. I realized with glee that St. John had predicted Watergate, the Beatles and Charles Manson...
Court TV is in clover with the Tyson and Dahmer trials running simultaneously, but get set for the encore: Charles Manson's parole hearings begin in about two weeks, along with opening testimony in the Rodney King case. In April, Court TV hopes to cover the trials of the Soviet coupsters...
...Manson adds that it was uncertain whether the results of the new study would agree with her previous findings. "It's hard to say. But we expect some benefit to prevent heart attacks," she says...
Despite the seemingly positive relationship between aspirin use and reduced heart attacks, Manson warns people not to jump on the bandwagon too hastily. "No one should take aspirin regularly without consulting a physician," she says...