Earthweek: Virus Toll Rises as Outbreak Worsens in Angola
The death toll from a deadly Angola emerged Marburg virus outbreak climbed to 210 with health officials warning of no end in sight. International specialists work in Uige to control the epidemic as seismic and volcanic activity rings the globe from Guatemala to Sumatra.
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Autograph Plea Seen as Lewis Speeding Warning
Former child star Emmanuel Lewis from Webster received a courtesy warning for speeding in Warwick Georgia after he stopped at 70 mph in a 45 mph zone. Officer Ron Kirk recognized him and allowed the warning after posing for a photo and taking his autograph with police chief Randy Howard Jr.
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Birthday Tributes Highlight Roy Clark Emma Thompson and More
A look at celebrated birthdays today featuring country star Roy Clark, actress Emma Thompson, actress Emma Watson, singer Samantha Fox, and guitarist Ed O'Brien of Radiohead. Public figures share milestone days with fans across entertainment and music.
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Phoenix Enters Rehab For Alcohol Problem
Oscar nominated actor Joaquin Phoenix voluntarily checked into an undisclosed rehab facility two weeks ago to address his alcohol problem. Publicist Susan Patricola said he sought help to change his life and hopes to encourage others with the disease. River Phoenix died of a drug overdose in 1993 following a night of partying.
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Unpublished Williams Poem Found At Washington University
Tennessee Williams wrote Blue Song in 1937 while a student in St Louis. The 17 line verse, found in a blue exam booklet, reflects despair as he faced a Greek final. Henry Schvey discovered the poem in Faulkner House Books and it was acquired by the university.
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UPN to Air Spears Federline Reality Show Premiere
UPN announces a May 17 one hour premiere for a Spears Federline reality series. The show follows Britney Spears and Kevin Federline from courtship to wedding using private home videos with new footage and commentary.
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Notable Deaths Include Chen Yifei and Kalman Ferenczfalvi
Chen Yifei a 59 year old Beijing based film maker and artist died from severe intestinal bleeding. Kalman Ferenczfalvi 84 of Budapest who helped save about 2000 Jews during the Holocaust died on April 8. Clifton Kelly 87 of Sebring Florida a judge who returned from retirement to review a farm worker poisoning case died Tuesday. Frederick Clinton Branch 82 of Philadelphia was the first black commissioned officer in the U S Marine Corps and died Sunday.
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