Lois Lane sues Bally’s for contract money in LA
Lois Lane co star Teri Hatcher sues Ballys Health and Tennis Corp in California state court claiming she was under paid 312 500 under a one year contract to promote Ballys in TV commercials print ads and appearances The suit says she received half the promised amount for the Chicago based chain
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Hopkins back on set after neck surgery in Canmore
Anthony Hopkins, star of Surviving Picasso, reports feeling stronger after neck surgery to remove pieces of a ruptured disc. He returned to The Bookworm set near Canmore five days after the Calgary hospital operation, saying he regrets not doing it sooner.
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Firing of security adviser shakes Kremlin
President Yeltsin won swift opposition support for dismissing ex general Alexander Lebed. Communist leader Zyuganov said the firing was overdue and criticized Yeltsin. Opposition leaders warned Lebed should have no military role in politics as they framed the move as a major political and electoral threat to rivals. Lebed’s dismissal followed Yeltsin’s TV address and a decree while he prepared heart surgery.
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Hurricane Lili closes in on Cuba and Cuba woes deepen
Hurricanes Lili nears Cuba after striking Central America killing eight. Castro warns of a potentially catastrophic impact as civil defense workers evacuate tens of thousands from Havana and other coastal areas. Hospitals trim beds and schools dismiss a large student body while authorities plan further evacuations ahead of expected northeast movement.
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Hiker rescued after eight days in Utah crevasse
John Ey, a 44 year old Tucson printer and photographer, survived eight days trapped in a 75 foot crevasse near Brimstone Canyon in Grand Staircase Escalante National Monument. He drank about a swallow of water daily, was found after a search dog tracked his scent, and awaits discharge from Page Arizona hospital where he’s treated for dehydration.
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Bank siege ends with hostage situation in Houma
In Houma Louisiana deputy sheriff Chad Louviere stormed into Argent Bank and killed teller Pamela Duplantis 27 before taking hostages including his estranged wife Adele Louviere. Nightlong negotiations followed as police sought surrender and safe release of remaining captives.
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O J Simpson civil trial jury hit by early disruption
Santa Monica California. The OJ Simpson wrongful death civil jury was seated less than two hours when trouble arose over alleged misconduct by a black juror. Officials offered few details but indicated the juror could be dismissed, potentially delaying opening statements to Tuesday as eight alternates remain to be chosen. The juror cited past domestic violence accusations and military service, with relatives in the FBI and suspicions about police and evidence.
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Jury sees Crush video in Jones talk show trial
In Pontiac Michigan Jonathan Schmitz laughed on the Jenny Jones Show when his gay friend Scott Amedure revealed a crush. Three days later Amedure was killed. Jurors viewed the never aired episode and clips broadcast nationally while Schmitz claimed heterosexuality amid defense claims of ambush and mental illness contributing to the murder.
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Relatives prepare to bury stampede victims in Guatemala City
Relatives mourn as burials begin for 84 soccer fans killed or smothered in a stadium stampede at Mateo Flores before a World Cup qualifier. Coffin vendors lament the tragedy while families demand explanations from government and sports officials about how the disaster occurred.
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