Rodman Named in People list of TV’s Most Fascinating Stars
Dennis Rodman, the tattooed NBA star, is among People magazine’s TV’s 40 Most Fascinating Stars. The Sept. 2 issue also features Helen Hunt Jerry Seinfeld Jimmy Smits Michael J. Fox and Justine Bateman in new TV roles.
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Helen Hunt
Jerry Seinfeld
Jimmy ‘Smits
People Magazine
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Rodman
MTV
Michael J. Fox
Justine Bateman
Burns commentary roils Sons of Confederate Veterans in Richmond
A dispute erupts as some Sons of Confederate Veterans seek to expel Ken Burns over controversial remarks about Gen. Robert E. Lee. Burns defends his comments as context misunderstood while noting his ancestors fought for the Confederacy and that he never joined the SCV. Separately Rene Russo recalls fondness for visiting golf pros in Tin Cup promoting the film cast.
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Sons of Confederate Veterans
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Hollywood
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Don Johnson
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Russo
People Magazine
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Yeltsin health watch deepens amid Chechnya turmoil
Kremlin watchers scan TV for clues as Boris Yeltsin, noted for heart trouble, appears pale and weak amid Chechnya fighting and a stalled economy. Spokesmen give evasive updates while Time and Russian media hint at possible clinic visits or bypass surgery. Grozny siege worsens urgency.
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Time Magazine
Kremlin
Mother Teresa Hospitalized in Calcutta With Heart Fluctuations
Mother Teresa, aged 85, fights a chest infection and irregular heart beat at a Calcutta nursing home. Doctors delayed removing a breathing tube as her condition worsens. She has malaria fever, a halted heart and a pacemaker from a prior attack. Nuns and locals pray for her recovery as Calcutta marks her homecoming.
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India
Mother Teresa
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Teresa
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Late Los Angeles Red Line subway project a costly delay
The L A subway project now labeled the Red Line runs over budget and behind schedule amid fires floods and a sinkhole near Hollywood Walk of Fame. Originally priced at 4 billion with 2000 completion, current estimates rise to 5.8 billion with about 33 000 daily riders and no fare collection devices.
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Hollywood
L.A
Vivien Bonzo
Metropolitan Transportation Authority
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Western Avenue
MTA
Evidence of war crimes sought at makeshift Bosnian morgue
Forensic pathologists anthropologists and archaeologists work in a derelict factory morgue in Kalesija near Prijedor gathering evidence on the Srebrenica massacres. They examined 154 bodies from one grave near Cerska with more graves planned near Nova Kasaba Lazete and Derska in the same valley where many men disappeared after the 1995 massacre.
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Srebrenica
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Cerska
Nova Kasaba
Derska
Lazete
Explosion injures two at Firestone golf tournament
At the World Series of Golf at Firestone Country Club two spectators were hurt when a homemade fireworks device exploded in a cardboard trash container behind the first tee. A woman was bruised, another cut, and an elderly man treated for ringing ears. Two young men seen near the container were sought for questioning.
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Unio
Firestone Country Club
Jerry Livers
CBS
Phil Mickelson
Tim Herron
Vicky Miller
Bluefin Tuna Fishing Ban Hits Atlantic Coast
Recreational bluefin tuna fishing is banned from Maine to New Jersey after Southern fishers used the stock to the limit. The Aug 17 federal ban ends the season early, costing the region about 20 million dollars. Turmoil followed the move as officials noted substantial under quota and a return of tuna to southeastern US waters.
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