[DOC] [TLE] carol burnett given $1.6 million in suit against national enquirer [PAR] Miss Burnett contended in her lawsuit that The Enquirer had fabricated ... After 
the verdict, she told reporters: ''If they'd given me $1 plus car fare, I'd have ... 
Published: March 27, 1981 ... Enquirer libeled the actress Carol Burnett in a 1976 
gossip column. ... as a ''public figure'' must prove such an issue to win a libel 
judgment. [DOC] [TLE] Carol Burnett Settles With Enquirer in Suit - NYTimes.com [PAR] Dec 20, 1984 ... Carol Burnett said today that her legal battle against The National Enquirer ... 
article about her has been settled with the payment of an undisclosed sum by the 
tabloid. The actress sued the publication for libel because of a 1976 article ... In 
1981, a jury awarded Miss Burnett $1.3 million in punitive damages... [DOC] [TLE] Carol Burnett v. National Enquirer, Inc. - Wikipedia [PAR] Carol Burnett v. National Enquirer, Inc., was a decision by the California Court of 
Appeals which ... In January 1976 she was dining at the Rive Gauche restaurant 
in Georgetown, Washington, D.C. She ... The retraction proved unsatisfactory to 
Burnett, who went on to sue the Enquirer for libel in Los Angeles Superior Court. [DOC] [TLE] Trial of Carol Burnett's $10 million libel suit against... - UPI Archives [PAR] By VERNON SCOTT, UPI Hollywood Reporter | March 12, 1981 ... Miss Burnett 
says she's already won a victory by doing something no other ... tabloid, and E.D. 
Bronson, Miss Burnett's lawyer, told Judge Peter S. Smith ... Several other 
entertainment personalities have sued the Enquirer for libel, including Dolly 
Parton and... [DOC] [TLE] Carol wins suit, other celebrities applaud - UPI Archives - UPI.com [PAR] A jury ruled Thursday the National Enquirer libeled Carol Burnett in a gossip item 
implying she was drunk in a Washington restaurant and awarded the comedian... 
... By VERNON SCOTT, UPI Hollywood Reporter | March 26, 1981 ... the verdict 
and vowed to continue pressing their libel suits against the weekly tabloid. [DOC] [TLE] Burnett v. National Enquirer (1981)  Lawclassolemiss's Blog [PAR] Apr 5, 2010 ... Basic Facts: In 1976, actress and comedian Carol Burnett had dinner in a ... She 
sued for compensatory and punitive damages, and was... [DOC] [TLE] burnett [PAR] On March 2, 1976, appellant caused to appear in its weekly publication, the 
National ... But Carol really raised eyebrows when she accidentally knocked a 
glass of ... entirely false and libelous, an attorney for Ms. Burnett, by telegram the 
same... [DOC] [TLE] Kennedy 'love child' claims draw libel lawsuit - Cape Cod Times [PAR] Nov 30, 2007 ... l In 1981, actress Carol Burnett won a judgment against the ... and arguing with 
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger in 1976. ... Gary Condit settled with the 
Enquirer in 2004 after he sued claiming the tabloid had ruined his reputation and 
... unwanted and that she was "paid off" to keep the paternity a secret,... [DOC] [TLE] Tom Selleck and His Dad Apply Magnum Force in a Legal ... - People [PAR] Feb 21, 1983 ... The Enquirer vowed to defend this lawsuit vigorously. ... Principal says she was 
in Hawaii, and adds, I would be happy to go to court on his behalf. ... Carol 
Burnett's 1976 libel action against the tabloid ended in 1981 with an ... Anne 
Hathaway Admits She Was Not Happy After Her 2013 Oscar Win. [DOC] [TLE] Defamation and the Internet: Representation in the Digital Age [PAR] since 1981, when Carol Burnett was awarded $1.6 million in the first libel 
judgment ... lished in 1976, portraying Burnett as out of control at a. Washington 
... one a bite of her dessert, all of which implied that she had been ..... Tom 
Cruise's Defamation Lawsuit Ends in a Settlement, Tabloids Take Back. Their 
Suri Story... [DOC] [TLE] Tabloid Culture: A Short History - TVparty! [PAR] How Cher saved the tabloids. ... Despite occasional dubious stories, few 
celebrities have won lawsuits against any of the tabloids; libel cases have ...

Question: In 1976 Carol Burnett sued this tabloid for libel; she won in 1981
Answer: The [National] Enquirer