Dolphin Infected By Parasite Faces Short Life
A bottlenose dolphin found in the Hudson died of a brain parasite that likely impaired its sense of direction. The eight foot female, with at least 12 calves, wandered from the East River into the Hudson before death from cerebral hemorrhage. Further tissue tests were planned.
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N.Y
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Hudson Rivers
Atlantic Ocean
Samuel Sadove
Sadove
Okemnos Ocean Research Foundation
Hudson
Ladove
East River
Manhattan
Long Island
New York Harbor
Hardee's to refit Ghostblasters toys after battery swallowing reports
Hardee's Restaurants will retrofit the Ghostblasters tied to Ghostbusters II after reports of children swallowing the toy batteries. About 2 million units sold at $1.79 each since July and the remaining 2 million will be altered by hand at a cost of about $1 million.
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Rocky Mount
N.C
Hardee’s
John Merritt
Hardee
Johnny
Merritt
Hardee's
Merritt Sai
Singer Returns Thanks To Boys Club in Newark
Alan Paul of The Manhattan Transfer thanked the Boys and Girls Clubs of Newark for scholarship, lessons, and support. The benefit at Newark Symphony Hall featured The Manhattan Transfer, Take Six, Dionne Warwick, and other stars aiding club trusteeship and youth encouragement.
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N.J
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Iitan Transfer
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Newark
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Newark Symphony Hall
Manhattan Transfer
Four- Paul
Take Six
Dionne Warwick
East Orange
Ms. Warwick
Gov. Cuomo
King
Louis? Lewis Cancelled Tour Dates Amid Illness
Entertainer Jerry Lee Lewis canceled a Saturday show at Bonnie Castle in Alexandria Bay after being diagnosed with intestinal flu. He had planned a tour aligned with a film opening and has no other dates until July 21 in France. Lewis's manager said the 53 year old is resting and awaiting further plans.
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Lewis
Bonnie Castle
Alexandria Bay
New York
Don Dortch
France
Dortch
Trump
Tampa Convention Center
Singers Sue for Unpaid Royalties Over Old Hits
In Nashville, BJ Thomas, Gene Pitney, and The Shirelles sue Gusto Records and GML in federal court to determine royalty ownership for master recordings used to re release their hits such as Raindrops Keep Fallin and Soldier Boy. The case says royalties of well over $10,000 each may be due.
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Nashville, Tenn
BJ. Thomas
Gene Pitney
Shirelles
Rover
Gusto Records
GML
U.S
Thomas
Shirelies
Pitney
Liberty Valance
Maste
Gusto
The
Shirley Owens Alston
Dorris Coley Jackson
Beverly Lee
Samuel Lipshie
Ira Greenberg
Vernon McFadden Jr
Shirelle
Addie Harris
Lethal Weapon II Tops Box Office as Batman Drops to No 2
Hollywood reports show Lethal Weapon II earning 20.4 million last weekend on 1,803 screens, edging Batman with 19.3 million on 2,201 screens. Honey I Shrunk the Kids and Ghostbusters II follow, with Indiana Jones and Dead Poets Society in the top seven.
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Mel Gibson
Danny Glover
J Lee Lewis
Bill Murray
Dead Poets Society
Robin Williams
Exhibitor Relations Co
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Disney
Columbia
Paramount
Bernie's
20Th Century Fox
Universal
Orion
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Amercan Jewish Congress
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Jackie Mason
Toronto
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Sky Dome
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Chuck Berry
Bo Diddley
Little Richard
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King of
Rock
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Tampa
Fla
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New York Yankees
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City Review
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Tampa Tribune
Waterfront Convention Center
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London
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Diana
Britain
America
Nbc-Tv
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Paris
Althorp
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Earl Spencer
Princess of Wales
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Susto Records
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Hitchcock Plaza
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