Israel intensifies strikes as Lebanese war voices rise
Israel launches airstrikes on suspected Hezbollah hideouts in Lebanon and warns Lebanon will burn if rockets hit Israeli towns. Lebanese PM Hoss denounces the threat as terrorism and calls for ending the Israeli occupation. Hezbollah claims direct hits, while security officials report no casualties.
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David Levy
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Levy
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Stewart must pay New York back taxes totaling 221000
New York’s Division of Tax Appeals orders Martha Stewart to pay 221,677 in back taxes for 1991 and 1992 claiming residency in New York during 1992. Stewart asserts Connecticut residence since 1971 and plans to appeal. Publicist says she disputes the ruling.
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New York
Division of Tax Appeals
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Stewart
Bono spouses collaborate in fundraising effort for re election
Rep. Mary Bono invites supporters to Cher's February 27 concert at MCI Center to raise fifteen thousand dollars for her re election bid. The Preston Gates Ellis Rouvelas Meeds lobbying firm has offered a skybox for the event.
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Mary Bono
R-Calif
Cher
Mci Center
Preston Gates Ellis & Rouvelas Meeds
Ricky Martin returns to San Juan for three concerts this weekend
Puerto Rican singer Ricky Martin arrives in San Juan aboard a private jet then a helicopter as fans cheer and wave flags. He says he plans to visit Vieques and perform three concerts in the city, sharing joy at reuniting with family and homeland.
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Ricky Martin
San Juan
Martin
Vieques
Stalker Hoskins Pleads for Release as Threats Persist
Robert D. Hoskins 42 remains a threat while imprisoned for stalking Madonna after climbing a wall to her property in April 1995. He was convicted of stalking terroristic threats and assault and is slated for release in 2004. Deputy DA Rhonda Saunders says his fixation persists, citing a prison interview and letters. Madonna’s publicist declined comment.
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Robert D. Hoskins
Los Angeles County
Rhonda Saunders
Saunders
Hoskins
Football as war theory behind NFL history book
N Michael McCambridge received 400000 from Random House to write an NFL history. His War Without Death theory claims professional football became a postwar substitute for war after World War II.
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Michael McCambridge
Random House
Sinead O'Connor claims reporting Shane McGowan to police
Sinead O'Connor alleges she notified police about Shane McGowan after he snorted heroin in her presence. McGowan faces drug charges in a London court this week. O'Connor says she acted to do a good deed and that he could not stop himself.
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Shane McGowan
O’connor
Pogues
McGowan
London
Q Magazine
Grisham shows no return to politics despite Musgrove win
Former Mississippi legislator and author John Grisham jokes that he has not considered returning to politics as Ronnie Musgrove becomes governor. Grisham, who contributed to Musgrove’s campaign, signs copies of The Brethren in Jackson.
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Mississippi
John Grisham
Ronnie Musgrove
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