Notorious B I G Tupac Shakur and the rap era
Mike Royko reflects on gangster rap and its killers, comparing media treatment of Notorious B I G and Tupac Shakur with past mob-influenced entertainment. He notes personal musical tastes in jazz and blues, questions cultural explanations, and ponders why public reaction to rap violence differs from earlier crimes.
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Momo) Giancana
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Billy the gay doll outsells Elmo in niche market push
Billy the gay doll from Tatum International debuts in 5,000 unit first shipment sold out in days. Versions include Wall Street Billy Sailor Billy and San Francisco Billy. Mass rollout to 200 stores planned for April 1 as the makers explain anatomy and pride themes amid a growing gay consumer market valued at 514 billion dollars annually.
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Sailor Billy
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Tatum International
Gazette promotes agriculture with soybean ink and recycling
The Gazette highlights its use of soybean ink and recycled newsprint to support agriculture. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton located at 4250 Sixth St SW or via the nearest recycling tion.
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Correction on Nancy Andreasen Title at University of Iowa
The Gazette corrects an editing error in a Friday story naming Nancy Andreasen as professor and Andrew H. Woods Chair of Psychiatry at the University of Iowa. The newspaper will respond to accuracy complaints by calling 398 8313.
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Albania's Looted Guns Turn Boys Into Armed Faces of Chaos
Young Albanian boys amid post‑revolt looting carry and play with looted rifles and grenades. From Tirana to Vlora and Elbasan, children aged 9 to 14 join gangs amid rising casualties as authorities urge under18s to surrender arms, while clan codes and harsh realities push them toward violence.
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Elbasan
Ed Rollins faces divorce amid personal upheaval and public scrutiny
Ed Rollins and his wife Sherrie announce their divorce after nearly a decade of marriage. The couple share custody of Lily, adopted in China, while Sherrie works at ABC and Ed leads Edelman Public Relations. Reports of an affair with ABC News head David Westin are unconfirmed by either side.
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Alexandria, Va
Bronxville, N.Y
Jerome Kern
Edelman Public Relations
Victoria
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