Suing bullies and the old days when giants stood tall
A San Francisco family sues school district after 10 year old Jason Reily endures bullies. The piece recalls Charles Atlas ads and a Detroit neighborhood fight where Sonny Kanarsky battles bully Eugene Stibursky, ending with Sonny as hero before today’s lawsuits.
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San Francisco
Jason Reily
Jason
Charles Atlas
Sonny Kanarsky
Eugene Stibursky
Detroit
Kanarsky
Stiborsky
Stibs
Sonny
Stiles
Stibursky
Nicholson Eyeing Easy Rider Reunion for Bike Film
Actor Jack Nicholson predicts an inevitable reunion with Easy Rider stars Dennis Hopper and Peter Fonda for another motorcycle movie. He calls Hopper one of America’s greatest directors and says it’s only a matter of time before they collaborate again.
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Jack Nicholson
Dennis Hopper
Peter Fonda
Nicholson
Vanity Fair
Fonda
Hopper
America
Soviet Rambo hits Moscow as hero with different ending
In the Soviet Union this summer a gun wielding, grenade throwing figure resembling Sylvester Stallone's Rambo becomes the box office hit. The differences noted are that he kills Americans and the film's ending. U.S./World, page 6A.
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Sylvester Stallone
Soviet Union
U.S
Art Cellar Moves to Bigger Quarters
Art Cellar owners George Szlemp and David Gordimier transformed a small art supply shop into a thriving venture in two years and are relocating to larger quarters. Money, page 1E.
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George Szlemp
David Gordimier
Caine’s self story fuels rise to stardom
Parade profiles Michael Caine who shaped his onscreen persona to escape his working class roots. He adopted the name inspired by The Caine Mutiny, crediting hard work sacrifice perseverance talent luck and timing for his success. He emphasizes persistence and opportunity in his career arc.
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Michael Caine
City of festivals Milwaukee a great place on a Great Lake
Milwaukee is promoted as a tourist haven with Brewers breweries and a three tiered shopping mall hosting numerous summer festivals. A Decorah couple runs an Institute in American Studies to share international understanding with Scandinavian educators visiting for cultural exchange.
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Milwaukee
Convention and Visitors Bureau
Leisure
Institute In American Studies
Iowa
Court at eye of storm by David O'Brien study of Supreme Court
The author portrays the Supreme Court as a tranquil eye amid political winds, contrasting his focus on structure and function with The Brethren by Woodward and Armstrong. This review highlights the analytical emphasis over personality clashes.
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Supreme Court
David O’brien
Woodward
Cascade Baseball Tournament draws tiny town teams in 40th year
In Northeast Iowa, small town baseball endures despite a shift to slow-pitch softball. The Cascade Baseball Tournament, now in its 40th year, attracts teams from towns too small to appear on many maps, reflecting a stubborn local baseball tradition.
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Iowa
Serial killer blamed for 17th murder in Los Angeles
Police linked a second body found at Leroy Alain Locke High School to a serial killer believed to have slain 17 women in three years. The partially clothed first victim, ages 16 to 20, was found on the 66th Street Elementary School playground after an autopsy was pending. The second victim, about 25, was found in a Locke High School garden and had been stabbed.
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Los Angeles
Southside
Leonard Isaacs
Isaacs
Zorn
Leroy Alain Locke
Miss Maine Patty Brennan wins Deaf America pageant
Patty Brennan of Portland Maine, a 1985 Gallaudet graduate, was chosen to represent the National Association of the Deaf for two years after winning Miss Deaf America at the Salt Lake City pageant. Brennan impressed with a red lobster costume and spoke of informing both hearing and deaf communities.
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Capitol Theater
Maine
Patty Brennan
Portland
Brennan
National Association of the Deaf
Gallaudet College
Association
Margo Cienik
Glendora
Calif
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