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Chicago Tribune, Wednesday, September 10, 1980 Section 3 7 Belli seeks protection for dead to end lurid books on late stars AT DANCE CITY CLUBS By Marilyn Beck Vi hour lessons Same price for singles couples Mi OLLYWOOD Trial attorney Melvln Belli is spearheading a drive for the adoption of landmark legislation that would have a profound effect on the the lead in the 20th Century-Fox big-screen adaptation of "The Verdict." ON THE PERSONAL SIDE: Clint Eastwood's estranged wife, Maggie, has become very involved with Henri Wynberg. You remember Henri, once known as Herman Weinberg, then Henry Winberg, the- Santa Monica used-car dealer who engaged in a 1973 fling with Elizabeth Taylor that was financed with $10,000 he borrowed from buddies. Actress Jennifer O'Neill and husband John Lederer are the proud parents of Reis Michael Lederer, a 7-pound, 2-ounce baby boy born last week in Greenwich, Conn. them nothing for the months of work he has devoted to the case. "I've taken it on because Flynn was a client and a dear friend and because I hope it will give impetus to my drive to get the law changed here.

Certainly the time has come when something must be done." Amen! I'VE GOT NEWS FOR YOU: Expect the announcement that Sally Field will play the woman with whom Luciano Pavarotti falls in love in "Yes, Georgio," the MGM feature in which the operatic great will make his film debut. And look for Boy Scheider to land file such a libel suit in the United States, and, as Belli puts it, "as a result, bums can write anything they want and feel safe." Belli is filing suit in Quebec on behalf of the daughters of Enrol Flynn in a case against author Charles Higham, whose "Errol Flynn: the Untold Story" includes the allegations that the late star was a homosexual and a Nazi spy. But the attorney says, "We don't expect to get more than about $50. Damages awarded there are so low." Whatever the award, the heirs of Errol Flynn won't have to worry about owing a fortune in legal fees to Belli, who has charged limits of journalistic license, and mark an end to the stream of shocking, scurrilous books about the lives of late Hollywood stars. "I have contacted California Sen.

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