Manilow plans record concert at Blenheim Palace grounds
Barry Manilow describes his Blenheim Palace show as his most exciting yet with about 40,000 expected to attend. The Duke of Marlborough funds the 75 000 dollar annual upkeep of the historic mansion built in 1722, while Manilow accepts critics calling him corny.
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Rubik Teases New Products After World of Puzzles
Budapest inventor Erno Rubik, famed for the multi colored cube, hints at Rubik's Cheese a plastic cheese puzzle with colors to align. He mentions Rubik's Secret an idea under consideration as he faces pressure to surpass the cube phenomenon.
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Whitmire launches bid for second term after hurricane
Houston Mayor Kathy Whitmire formally announced her candidacy for a second two year term following strong early marks for her hurricane cleanup. Campaign manager Clintine Cashion credited the storm response with displaying her leadership, while the Houston Chronicle praised the relief effort in an editorial.
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Cardinal Cooke Faces Terminal Leukemia in New York
Cardinal Terence Cooke, archbishop of New York since 1968, is terminally ill with severe leukemia. The archdiocese reported the disease has progressed rapidly and could shorten his expected time, with Cooke 62 and still working while treated at home. He also serves as military vicar for over 2 million U.S. Catholics.
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