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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 22, 2001
Page
15
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A 20 person audience joins eXplo three artists Erin McGonigle Heimo Lattner and Rene Gabri on a night bus tour through Brooklyn and Manhattan. The improvised sound performance uses road noises to explore departure and chance on urban highways. The ride shifts between bridges parks and neighborhoods as riders ponder destinations and detours.
A reader shares letters of guests who refunded gifts and even payments for wedding items. Abby denounces gift fundraisers and insists invitations should not demand money or calculate costs, urging regrets and polite responses. The column also notes etiquette tips for contacting relatives about gifts and suggests a popular booklet purchase.
A block of season finales and pivotal moments across networks features Mary probing Dick on a double life, JAG's Harm facing a possible plane disappearance during Mac and his wedding, That 70s Show and Dharma and Greg concluding storylines, and Frasier and Frasier’s Caribbean romance developments. Also present are Dark Angel and NYPD Blue finales with high stakes as new twists unfold.
Robert Redford has sold a 5300 square foot five bedroom Malibu home for 6 million to a physician and wife and an adjacent lot for more than 3 million. He bought the lot from Neil Simon in 1994 to block neighbors and is now seeking smaller Malibu homes. He also lists his Fifth Avenue penthouse near 15 million.
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