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Date: Fri, 13 Nov 92 06:18:51 EST
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HEADLINE: MOVIES
Publication Date: Thursday November 12, 1992
BYLINE: ALEENE MacMINN

This Is No Fantasy: A federal court jury in San Antonio, Tex., has
ordered Zsa Zsa Gabor to pay $3 million to a San Antonio businessman
because she did not show up as announced for a "fantasy week" where
vacationers were to meet Hollywood stars. Len Safir, founder and
president of Hollywood Fantasy Corp., had sued the actress for not
honoring an $11,000 contract to appear in San Antonio. Trial testimony
took just 90 minutes. Jurors ordered that Gabor pay $1 million for breach
of contract, $1 million for fraud and another $1 million in punitive
damages. Cal Ross, Gabor's manager who was present, expressed shock at
the verdict and said his client would have attended if she had known of
the trial. The judge said Gabor was notified.

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