Farina apologizes for arrest at airport gun find
Actor Dennis Farina apologized for the arrest at Los Angeles International Airport after a loaded .22 caliber handgun was found in his carry on luggage. He said he forgot the weapon was there and faced charges upgraded to a felony with bail increased from $25,000 to $35,000.
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Fallon to Host Late Night NBC Show Next Year
Fallon, named in a kindergarten yearbook as likely to take over for Letterman, will replace Conan O'Brien as NBC's Late Night host in mid next year after a Rockefeller Center studio refurb. O'Brien is slated to move to Tonight before Fallon takes over. Lorne Michaels oversees the transition, the plan NBC confirmed Monday.
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Byrne to Turn Manhattan Building Into Giant Instrument
Ex Talking Heads frontman David Byrne will install Playing the Building in the Great Hall of the Battery Maritime Building beside Whitehall Ferry Terminal. Devices on beams plumbing and conduits will cause sound via vibration, making the structure an instrument. Open late May with a new ferry waiting room.
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Deaths Joyce Rambo gospel singer dies in Missouri bus crash
Joyce Dottie Rambo aged 74 of Mount Vernon Missouri died when her tour bus ran off Interstate 44 and struck an embankment. Seven other passengers were injured in the crash.
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Social worker who saved 2500 Jewish children dies
Trena Sendler, honored as a Righteous Among Nations by Yad Vashem, died at 98 in Warsaw. As a Warsaw social worker, she and a team of about 20 saved nearly 2,500 children from the ghetto between 1940 and 1943 by smuggling them out in ambulances and packages, many finding refuge in families and institutions. President Kaczynski praised her bravery and sought Nobel consideration.
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ATF chief cites cash-strapped cities fueling violent crime rise
In an AP interview acting ATF director Michael J. Sullivan says budget strains limit police staffing and slow response times, contributing to higher violent crime in cities like Chicago and Detroit. He notes overall violent crime remains near record lows after prior rises. He emphasizes federal task forces and tech aid as priorities.
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