Timeline trivia: landmark deaths and rulings across history
June 8 marks events from 1845 Andrew Jackson’s death in Nashville to 1967 Israeli raid casualties on the Liberty, a 1953 DC restaurant desegregation ruling, Bryan's 1915 resignation, Sand’s 1876 death, and a 1978 Nevada jury declaring the Hughes forged will a forgery.
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Andrew Jackson
United States
Nashville
Tenn
George Sand
Nahant
France
Clark County
Nevada
Howard Hughes
Birthdays list celebrates Barbara Bush to Kelli Williams
Birthdays include Barbara Bush 78 Joan Rivers 70 James Darren 67 Nancy Sinatra 63 Chuck Negron 64 Don Grady 59 Sonia Braga 53 Scott Adams 46 Doris Pearson 37 Julianna Margulies 36 Dan Futterman 36 Nicci Gilbert 33 Kelli Williams 33.
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Barbara Bush
Joan Rivers
James Darren
Nancy Sinatra
Chuck Negron
Don Grady
Sonia Braga
Dilbert
Scott Adams
Dan Futterman
Nicci Gilbert
Kelli Williams
New Hampshire Episcopal Church elects first openly gay bishop
In Concord the Diocese of New Hampshire elected the Rev. V Gene Robinson the first openly gay bishop in ECUSA His election requires ratification by a two thirds vote at the 1990 General Convention in Minneapolis Robinson 56 has spoken of gratitude for long held support He is married with two daughters and now lives with his partner Mark Anderson amid mixed reactions nationwide
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Knight Ridder
Diocese of
New Hampshire
Episcopal Church USA
Concord
V. Gene Robinson
ECUSA
Minneapolis
Robinson
Douglas Therner
Ventura denies wrongdoing after protester clash outside TV studio
Jesse Ventura told police he did nothing wrong after environmental activist Leslie Davis accused him of threatening and grabbing a protest sign outside a St Paul public TV studio. Police interviewed Ventura by phone and said he was cordial. Davis had filed a report over the incident during Ventura work on an MSNBC talk show.
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Jesse Ventura
St. Paul Minn
Ventura
Mark Kempe
Leslie Davis
Davis
Bullock Obtains Injunction Against Michigan Harasser
Sandra Bullock wins a permanent injunction prohibiting contact by Thomas James Weldon 34 of Michigan who harassed her with voice mails faxes and calls. Judge Scott Gordon signed the order after Weldon failed to appear for a hearing.
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Sandra Bullock
Michigan
Superior Court
Scott Gordon
Thomas James Weldon
Sizemore pleads not guilty in L A case
Tom Sizemore pleaded not guilty to 16 misdemeanor counts in Los Angeles alleging hitting harassing and threatening ex fiancee Heidi Fleiss in a case that names him in multiple charges and outlines his alleged conduct.
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Tom Sizemore
Heidi Fleiss
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