Judge allows publication of Shields nude photos
A federal judge refused to block the publication of nude Brooke Shields photographs taken when she was 10 noting her later jeans commercials are more suggestive. The ruling cited Shields’ career progress and concluded her harm claim is undermined.
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Miss USA winner Julie Hayek plans dental office start
Julie Lynne Hayek of La Canada California won the Miss USA title in Knoxville and will represent the United States in Miss Universe in St. Louis July 11. She earned more than 150000 dollars including about 90000 in cash and scholarships a sports car a mink coat and a Hollywood screen test. The 22 year old UCLA senior said she will likely set up an office with the winnings.
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Dear Abby letters on p s and q s and family violence
The column presents three theories on the origin of mind your p s and q s including sailor pea jackets pints and quarts and penmanship. It also advises a 25 year old mother to seek mental health help to stop temper eruptions that lead to family violence and affect their four year old son. The response urges contacting a local mental health association for nearby clinics and emphasizes lasting change for the sake of the child.
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EPA Overhaul Aims Faster Cleanup For Superfund Sites
The EPA announced a major overhaul two days after a critical internal review of the 1.6 billion Superfund program. Acting Deputy Administrator Lee Thomas said the plan would speed cleanup, evaluate all 419 national priority dumps for emergency actions, and drop state cost sharing for studies and design work.
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Donahue firm ordered to pay 5.9 million in custody case
Willow Cramler of Arvada sued Multimedia Program Productions Inc. after the Today show segments featured Wayne Anderson and their son Eland. A federal jury awarded 1.7 million in actual damages and 4.2 million in punitive damages. Anderson and the boy have been missing since 1981 and Anderson is a fugitive on felony custody charges. Donahue testified he would act the same again and his team faces an appeal.
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Wisconsin police halt high speed car caravan
A convoy of five sports cars reached up to 126 mph on Interstate 94 before troopers halted them in Wisconsin. Four cars were Illinois registered and one from Iowa. A Ranger helicopter guided the pursuit. the drivers faced eight speeding tickets and paid fines to proceed. The chase began about 7 15 a.m. and covered several counties before diverting toward Michigan.
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