Lumet dies at 86 a titan of American cinema
Sidney Lumet, legendary director of Dog Day Afternoon and Network, dies at 86 in his Manhattan home after a battle with lymphoma. A New York icon, he built a career on precise storytelling and strong performances, earning a lifetime achievement award in 2005 after four Oscar nominations. Mayor Bloomberg paid tribute to his chronicling of the city.
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Clinton and Gore honor Ned McWherter at Tennessee memorial
Bill Clinton and Al Gore remembered Ned McWherter at a public memorial in Nashville for Tennessee’s 1987 to 1995 governor. Attendees included Gov Bill Haslam and former lawmakers as Gore praised his integrity and connection to working people. A second service is planned Sunday in Dresden.
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Teen party shooting near Philadelphia leaves two dead eight wounded
In Chester Pennsylvania a social hall party for teens ended in gunfire. Two people were killed and eight injured with nine taken to Crozer Chester Medical Center and one to Taylor Hospital. A tenth patient was released. Investigators questioned a suspect as candles were planned for the scene.
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