‘Yakety Yak, Take It Back’ Music Video to Shoot On Recycling Now Set For September 7, 8 Filming of the ”Yakety Yak, Take It Bpck" music video on recycling has been set for Friday, Sept 7 and Saturday, Sept 8, it was announced by the project’s executive director, Jolie Jones. The two-day production shoot will be held at A&M Studios in Los Angeles. Celebrity participants confirmed, to date, include Quincy Jones, Debbie Gibson, Paula Abdul, B.B. King, Tone Loc, Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince, Natalie Cole, Herb Alpert, Charlie Daniels, Kool Moe Dee, The Judds, Joe Cocker, Carlos Santana, Randy Newman, Hugh Masekela, A1 B. Sure!, Queen Ladfah and the songwriting team of Leibo- & StoUer, who wrote the original T>on t TaJk Back," upon which the project’s theme is based. In addition to the celebrity cameos, the video will combine special effects and animation which will include appearances by Bugs Bunny, M.C. Skat Kat and the Batmobile. Heading up the production team with Jones, will be award-winning video directors Tim Newman and Michael Patterson, and record producer Stewart Levine. The "Yakety Yak, Take It Back" video is the first national campaign, sponsored by the Take It Back Foundation, to educate and create world-wide awareness for recycling. joncs, Stewart Levine, Tim Newman, Michael Patterson, Marvin Goodfriend and Ben Spector, the Foundation co-sponsored a conference on community recycling in Los Angeles with the Natural Resources Defense Council (July 13-14) at the California Museum of Science and Industry. In addition, Jones has been at tb-i forefront of a campaign to institute a National Recycling Day, and she recently met with Senator Joseph Lieberman (CT), who will be sponsoring such a bill for vote in Congress later this year. Lite win sUge a HaDoween HaunM Happemn at Universal Studios in HoUywood on Oct 27 M p^ of Lite’s HaDoween promotion featuring saxophonist GiiFcuC: * Ctemons, w«o gd^ popularity as "The Big Man" in the world-renowned E Street Band, is the spokesman for MDIer Lite’s Halloween campaign. Clemons wDI be featured in a television commercial, radio advertising and point-of-sale materials, and serve as host at the "Haunted Happenin’" in Hollywood. I awana (Continued From Page 3) * How the Maddox-Mason- Sharpton trio, fresh from the success of the Howard Beach prosecution, seized on — and fought over — the case, ridiculing all suspicions of fraud. * What went on at closed- door meetings among Brawley advisors. Governor Cuomo and Attorney General Abrams. * How the media and press first ignored, then hyped, the story, and how the New York Times crafted its unusual coverage that broke the case. * How a chance sighting by a Dutchess County neighbor held the key to unlocking the mystery. * Why many people still believe Tawana. A message of warning and hope, OUTRAGE sounds an alarm against the dangers of people who would risk racial war for their own ends. Showing that lies can never be the answer to racial injustice, OUTRAGE affirms that the search for truth transcends race, that truth is color blind and that truth is the mantle that protects us all, black and white. ABOUT THE AUTHORS On the award-winning team of New York Times journalists, Robert D. McFadden is known as the "dean of the re-write bank." Ralph Blumenthal and M.A. Farber are veteran investigative reporters whose stories have made national news. EJl. Shipp, a legal affairs qiecialist, and Charles Strum are assistant metropolitan editors. Craig Wolff covers federal court in Manhattan. TRIVIfiLITIES TV Trivia 1. For what West Coast paper did Lou Grant work? 2. Name Rose Marie’s character on the old “Dick Van Dyke Show.” 3. Who worked in the neurosur gical ward of Country Genera! Hospital? 4. Who was Harry Reasoner’s co-anchor on the ABC Evening News? 5. Who were Ozzie and Harri et’s two children? 6. In what century was “Star Trek” set? 7. Name Barbara Stanwyck’s character from “The Big Valley.” ssojAias aunqijj, 'oggi. @ /31>ljna Bucp;,\ ■!_ fXiniu3D pj£3 9q_L *9 pUB piAB^i S ISidiiByYV -jBfl > tAsseo uag •£ !$j9So^ Xh«s 'Z sajsSuy so^ 'i saiinviAiai 01 SHaMSNY

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