Week of November 22, 1991
Soviet President Mikhail S. Gorbachev’s efforts to bind the remnants of the
Soviet Union fails - as seven republics fail to sign a new union treaty and five
others were no shows.
The Bush Administration calls on Lebanon, Jordan, Israel and Syria and the
Palestinians to resume the Middle East peace talks early December.
It’s said the Bush Administration is struggling ways to prevent crumbling Russia
from sliding into violence and chaos.
Levi Strauss & Co. which made its name with blue jeans, hopes to see green
with brown denims made from naturally colored cotton that needs no dye and
deepens in hue instead of fading. Look for a limited number of “coyote brown”
men’s jeans in time for Christmas.
The American flog is lowered for the final time at Clark Air Force Base - after 89
years. The U.S. formally turns over its oldest overseas base to the Philippines.
Technology -
No more CFC’s - Intel becomes the first to eliminate chlorofluorocarbons from its
computer manufacturing lines.
IBM says it is cutting 20,000 jobs in a restructuring
Music news -
The late Jimi Hendrix gets a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Hendrix’ dad -
Al and brother Leon came down from Seattle. “It’s been a long time coming,” said
his father.
Passing - Queen’s Freddie Mercury , who
acknowledged he had AIDS earlier this week
- dies. He was 45. He’s the first major rock
star to acknowledge having AIDS.
Passing - Eric Carr - drummer for Kiss... of
cancer. He was 41. Carr replaced drummer
Peter Criss and recorded eight albums with
the band.
Elton John is interviewed on PBS this week.
He admitted he was “emotionally dead” as a
result of drinking and drugs which he used to
fight shyness and to cope with fame.

Week of November 22, 1991
Marry - Cyndi Lauper to actor David Thornton. Little Richard performed the
ceremony in Manhattan.
Rap - Ice Cube’s new “Death Certificate” album is under attack as racist and
hatemongering.
This Wednesday on ABC-TV - MTV 10 th Anniversary Special wit original
performances by - Michael Jackson, Madonna, George Michael and Aerosmith.
Michael Jackson’s “Dangerous” album goes on sale. There’s a statue of Jackson
at the Tower Records store in Hollywood. Gotta love it!
Television news - On “Saturday
Night Live: - Macaulay Culkin with
musical guests Tin Machine
(David Bowie).
On “Donahue” this week - “What
They Wont’ Do For Sexual
Pleasure.” Don’t miss it!
Friday night television -
CBS - rescue 911, Carol Burnett
Show, Trials of Rosie O’Neill,
NBC - Fresh Prince of Bel Air,
Movie, Tonight Show
ABC - Family Matters, Step by
Step, Perfect Strangers, Baby
Talk, 20/20, Nightline, In Concert
Fox - America’s Most Wanted,
Best of the Worst, Totally Hidden Video
PBS - Washington Week, Wall St. Week
Showtime - Jim Carrey’s Unnatural Act
Tonight Show - Johnny welcomes Bette Midler, Bill Maher and Louis Bellson
At the movies -
The Addams Fmily
Cape Fear
Beauty and the Beast
American Tail

Week of November 22, 1991
All I Want For Christmas
The Butcher’s Wife
The People under
the Stairs
Highlander 2: The
Quickening
And You Thought
Your Parents Were
Weird
Black Robe
Curly Sue

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