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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 2000
Page
9
A powerboat speeds past the Nina replica as it sails over Saginaw Bay on Wednesday en route to a one week stay in Wenonah Park Bay City. The Nina replicates Columbus era ship.
George Clooney and Mark Wahlberg tease each other at a London press conference for The Perfect Storm. Clooney praises Wahlberg, joking he is cheaper than most while Wahlberg notes Clooney is mean as a producer. The film recounts six Massachusetts fishermen lost at sea in 1991.
Island disaster show contestant Richard Hatch ends inquiry by Rhode Island officials as a felony second-degree child abuse case proceeds. Hatch’s attorney says the agency will no longer be involved. In Greensboro, Kelly Wiglesworth, 23, is sought on a five year old warrant for using a stolen credit card at a restaurant.
Construction workers Brian Nelson and Joshua Angel admitted a misdemeanor and paid 110 each for giving police false information about the Patrick Swayze plane crash witnessed while they worked on a housing project. Adam Martin faces charges. Swayze was unhurt after landing the 1978 twin engine Cessna 414A following a light pole strike.
Ruth Inniss files a 7 million dollar lawsuit in state Supreme Court claiming she is owed at least 2 million from Christina Aguilera's earnings. Inniss alleges she identified the singer as a Mouseketeer in 1993 and helped launch her career, with later agreements to act as manager.
Mona Ryder confesses she dyed her hair blue and purple at age 11 or 12. She recalls auditioning for Lucas with black hair that producers wanted to keep. She stars opposite Richard Gere in Autumn in New York.
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