Wagoner sues Dolly Parton over millions and songs
Nashville court filings show Porter Wagoner alleging Dolly Parton owes 15 percent of her net income from June 1974 to June 1979 plus at least 3 million dollars and the return of about 130 songs and contracts. He seeks removal of those works from Onepar Publishing and accuses Parton of using them through Onepar as majority stockholder.
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Illinois Floods Threaten Northern and Southern Areas
Colder weather slowed snow melt but rain and thunderstorms were forecast across southern Illinois and into northern counties by Thursday. The Illinois River rose 11 feet above flood level at LaSalle, washing away a 1943 record and flooding Peru’s riverfront area, risking the electric plant and water supply for about 11 000 residents as sandbagging continued.
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Hearst Cancels Gown Order After Public Sketch
Patricia Hearst canceled her $1,000 wedding gown order after a published sketch. Designer Ted Malter said the Hearsts declined the dress due to an exclusive Look magazine wedding cover and pre-made photographs. She plans to choose another dress for her wedding to Bernard Shaw, a former bodyguard now SF policeman.
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