Rolling Stones Kick Off First Tour in Eight Years
The Rolling Stones opened their 36 city Steel Wheels tour at Veterans Stadium in Philadelphia before 50 000 fans. Mick Jagger Keith Richards and Ron Wood led the band through Start Me Up Bitch and Shattered before a power loss stoppage and encore Jumping Jack Flash. Crowd reactions praised Jagger’s form and the group's enduring appeal across generations.
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Priest Maintains Dress Code At Dayton Church
In Dayton Ohio Reverend Roger Griese of Sacred Heart Church enforces modest attire banning shorts and miniskirts. He has denied communion to some worshippers since starting the policy this summer, a stance not overruled by the archdiocese. Church officials say the priest acts on his responsibility to the house of God while archbishop Pilarczyk’s spokesman notes the policy does not reflect the archdiocese.
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Laventhol Named Publisher and CEO of Los Angeles Times
Times Mirror Corp named David Laventhol publisher and chief executive of the Los Angeles Times replacing W. Thom Johnson Jr. Johnson will shift to companywide duties, including chairmanship of the newspaper management committee. Laventhol called the post exciting and thanked Johnson for nine years of growth.
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AIDS drug costs rise despite low ingredient value
Five AZT capsules, a day’s supply for patients, require about 15 cents for ingredients and likely cost between $1.50 and $2.50 to manufacture though sold in drugstores for about $9. The article notes the discrepancy between production cost and retail price.
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Rivers Says Marriage Not Needed Dating Not for Her
Joan Rivers declares she is happy in her career and will not marry again. She says dating is awful and she prefers independence after her husband Edgar Rosenberg died by suicide in 1987.
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Bush's fishing jinx continues as he throws back catch
President Bush spends summer at Kennebunkport Maine with sports like jogging golf and boating. He finally hooks a 5 inch pollack but tosses it back and says the catch does not count toward his promise to reel in a bluefish or other gamefish. The episode draws press attention as he vows to break the jinx before leaving.
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