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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 2002
Page
8
Dear Abby answers a reader about Operation Dear Abby. The Defense Department notes mail attacks have led to suspension of the mail program, but an online alternative via OperationDearAbby.net remains available for sending messages to service members. The letter urges readers to use the site to support troops overseas.
Shania Twain says in a Time interview she refuses to burn to perform and may never perform again. Hours later she sings her signature hit You're Still the One on Star Academy in France, as Come on Over tops sales with 19 million copies.
The Department of Defense forwards holiday wishes to service members via OperationDearAbby.net. Readers are urged to send messages through a secure military site, with Jeanne Phillips signed as Dear Abby.
In Brookfield Ohio a 500 person crowd bid on Traficant memorabilia including a duck stamp collection and two paintings of a naked woman in a courtroom. The sale raised about 10000 dollars with stamps at 626 and nude art around 400. A walnut desk sold for 1550 and a credenza for 900 while pews brought 1715. Traficant, 61, is serving an eight year term after racketeering conviction and House expulsion.
Megan Mullally of Will and Grace says the Karen Walker role does not strain her voice. The Oklahoma City native just released her second album Big as a Berry blending standards rock country and blues. Her band Supreme Music Program records quickly with an emphasis on authentic singing over overproduced productions.
Basketball Hall of Famer Earvin Johnson will address Drake University students at the Knapp Center on Tuesday about living with AIDS. University official Herschel Jackson called him among the most prominent advocates on the topic.
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