Brenda Lee to headline Opryland show from March to October
Nashville AP reports singer Brenda Lee will headline a 22 member, 75 minute show at Opryland USA from late March through October, a shift from touring. Lee, famed for I'm Sorry and All Alone Am I, says this stage run will be a new show business challenge.
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Opryland Cement Park
Grand Ole Opry
Takeshita Charms Maui Hotel Staff On Relaxing Hawaii Visit
Japanese Prime Minister Noburo Takeshita surprised Maui Prince Hotel staff with his friendly, casual demeanor. Hotel spokeswoman Mary Gresham noted he greeted guests warmly and appeared jovial, waving on arrival and strolling the grounds before a planned golf round and luau. He arrived after talks with U S and Canadian leaders and planned to return to Japan.
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Duchess to Learn Puppetry Tips in Connecticut Visit
The Duchess of York and actor Michael Douglas will receive puppetry tips from Howdy Doody's creator during her first official Connecticut visit. She will dedicate a site for the Eugene ONeill Theater Center education arts center and tour O'Neill's childhood home, while Douglas attends as center trustee. A Phantom of the Opera preview in New York benefits the center and the Royal Academy of Music Trust.
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O'Neill Center
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Amnella Young
Fighting For Custody in California Disabled Mother Contends Bias
Tiffany Callo a 20 year old cerebral palsy patient living on 533 dollars monthly from Social Security fought Santa Clara County welfare officials who say she cannot care for two newborn sons. She lost custody of both children while her husband Tony Rios, also wheelchair bound, faces arrest on abuse charges. Callo vows to contest what she calls a cruel system separating a mother from her children because of disability and poverty and plans to fight “if it’s the last thing I do before I die.”
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Philadelphia
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Women Against Rape
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Tiffany Callo
Santa Clara County
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New Bug Killer Uses Light Trigger to Zap Pesty Insects
Urbana scientists unveil a light activated insecticide using the amino acid ALA and a chemical modulator. The Ray gun like pesticide kills insects within seconds after dawn, with rapid metabolism disruption and no easy resistance development. Commercial development may take about five years.
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University of Illinois
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Diplomats Welcome $60 Million Budget Revenue Boost
Washington AP State Department officials welcome 60 million in unexpected revenues approved by Congress that will avert a plan to cut 1,270 jobs. The reprieve eases a potential budget crisis, lifts travel and hiring bans, and keeps overall spending near 1.44 billion for salaries and expenses.
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