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6A, Capital Journal, Salem, Jan. 31, 1977 Freddie Prinze buried on hill overlooking NBC studio y- I 581 1-8810 I Prinze came to the hospital Friday morning "absolutely hysterical, but she was finally able to understand and overcome hei grief." Prinze's father, Karl, and Orlando were also at the hospital when he died. In addition to his widow and parents, Prinze leaves his 10- month-old son, Freddie Jr. 'I wish he was here and I wish I could do something for "He accepted the divorce. It was a two-way separation of two young people who made a commitment too young." Police said that a note from Prinze was found that declared, in effect, "I can't go on." Komack said that Mrs.

take all the blame, but it's not true," Komack said. "That is not true at all. It was not in the note. The note said something like no one's to blame and he loves everybody and this is what he wants to do. It mentioned nobody.

"The idea of saying Kathy should take the blame is insane and she realizes that. Her only remorse is, Kathy Cochran, who filed for divorce Dec. 13. She was in Prinze's hospital room when he died, as was Prinze's mother, James Komack, executive producer of the "Chico" television show, said Sunday that Prinze's widow was being blamed unfairly. "She initially started to Joseph Choi following an autopsy Sunday.

Prinze's best friend, singer Tony Orlando, and "Chico and the Man" co-star Jack Albertson delivered eulogies at the closed-casket funeral in the Old North Church at Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills. The funeral was by invitation only since the church cannot accommodate a large crowd. The cortege then moved to the graveside situated across the Los Angeles River on a grassy knoll above NBC's Studio 3, where "Chico" was filmed. Persons close to Prinze said he had been despondent over the breakup of his 15-month marriage to tivity in the young star's pierced brain. The equipment was shut off and Prinze was pronounced dead at 1 p.m.

by doctors at UCLA Medical Center, 33 hours after he put a automatic to his temple and pulled the trigger as his horrified manager looked on. "With this type of midbrain damage, there would be no hope for survival," said Deputy Coroner Dr. By VERNON SCOTT HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -A trench carved in a grassy slope overlooking the NBC studio where Chi-co made millions laugh became the final resting place today for comedian Freddie Prinze. A round-the-clock medical struggle to save the life of the 22-year-old actor-comedian ended Saturday when life support equipment indicated no ac- -i7 14 222 Doors 6:45 4 fiEltflADULL Death overshadows rA Star Is Born VIDEL'S Restaurant Lounge M(mmmvl raw 0 ig Screen TV HOLLYWOOD (UPI) The memory of two dead entertainers overshadowed the weekend's 1977 Golden Globe Award presentations, with the biggest share of the movie honors going to "A Star Is Born" and "Network." The Hollywood Foreign Press Association honored the late Peter Finch, who died of a heart attack a few weeks ago, with a statuette for best actor in a movie for his portrayal as a suicidal news anchorman in "Network." Another poignant moment in the ceremonies Saturday night came when Henry Winkler, named best actor in a television comedy or musical series, paid his respects to a fellow nominee, Freddie Prinze, who died hours earlier from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. "May he rest in peace," Winkler said to the solemn crowd.

"A Star is Born," a big-star big-budget remake of a old-time movie story, was named the year's best motion picture comedy or musical and flSeTThe Heartbreak Open 7 days a week Breakfast from 7 a.m. Dinner until 9 p.m. for their performances in "Voyage of the Damned" and "The Marathon and Jessica Lange and Arnold Schwarzenegger were honored for the best acting debuts in "King Kong" and "Stay Hungry." ABC won seven out of nine television awards, and "Rich Man, Poor Man (Book I) captured four of them. The show from the 1975-76 season was named best dramatic series and also took honors for Susan Blakely as best actress in a drama, Josette Banzet as best supporting actress and Edward Asner as best supporting actor. The other ABC winners were "Barney Miller" as the best comedy or musical series, "Eleanor and Franklin" as the best motion picture made for television and Winkler for his role of Fonzie in "Happy Days." CBS got one award when Carol Burnett won for best actress in a comedy or musical series.

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They've got to be spending $200 a day just to live." He said the FBI agreed last week to enter the case and is seeking witnesses to some of the family's past crimes. Police say the family has hit one clothing chain, Casual Corners, 19 times over the past two years in a number of states. The 12-year-old was caught earlier this month after pocketing $60,000 in diamonds from a jewelry store in the Los Angeles suburb of Woodland Hills, Osterholt said. His brother was caught stealing from a nearby store, and the whole family was carted off to the police station. The youths told police they were bored that day and decided to see who could steal the most.

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