Postal workers grumble as new delivery tracking rolls out
Jack O Shaughnessy a Philadelphia carrier demonstrates the hand held scanning device used nationwide. The system logs every delivery aiming for consistency and timeliness but many workers and their union oppose it filing a grievance.
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U.S
Philadelphia
Crowned King Targeted by Cake Attack in Varberg
During a royal visit to Varberg Sweden King Carl XVI Gustaf was hit by a strawberry cake throw. A 16 year old assailant was wrestled to the ground by bodyguards and detained by police. The motive remains unknown.
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Carl XVI Gustaf
Sweden
Varberg
Helicopter Airlift Rescues Crew From Grounded Singapore Vessel
A South African Air Force helicopter battled heavy winds to airlift one crew member from the 475 foot Singapore-registered tanker Ihan Tanda that ran aground near Cape Town. The 18 crew members were rescued with no serious injuries reported.
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Woman in Arkansas Chooses Public Shame Sign Over Jail
Leslie Thompson, 48, of Hot Springs, Arkansas, wears a humiliating sign outside Lowe's Home Improvement Warehouse as punishment for shoplifting. A district court judge offered three hours in the sign or three days in jail. she selected the sign.
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Hot Springs
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Lowe’s Home Improvement Warehouse
Police orders destruction of 100-foot Mandarom statue in Castellane
A French police officer directs a Mandarom sect member to descend a towering statue of founder Gilbert Bourdin in Castellane. Local authorities plan to dismantle the 100-foot statue near a regional tourist site, Bourdin who called himself the Cosmic Christ died in 1998.
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France
Bourdin
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Princess Diana dresses return in Kensington Palace display
The 14 gowns sold at the 1997 auction to raise 3.26 million for AIDS and cancer charities will be shown at Kensington Palace in London. The collection includes a midnight blue dress worn at a White House gala danced with John Travolta. Maureen Rorech-Dunkel previously owned the gowns and has lent them for display.
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Paris
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Today’s birthday list spans comedy to music and film
Comedian JoAnne Worley, David Allan Coe, Swoosie Kurtz, Jane Curtin, Jeff Foxworthy, Perry Bamonte of the Cure, Mark Chesnutt, Rosie Perez, CeCe Peniston, Dolores O Riordan of The Cranberries, Foxy Brown mark birthdays today. The roster covers actors, singers, and musicians from diverse genres.
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David Alien Coe
Swoosie Kurtz
Jane Curtin
Jeff Foxworthy
Perry Bamonte
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Cure
Mark Chesnutt
Rosie Perez
CeCe Peniston
Dolores O'Riordan
Cranberries
Foxy Brown
Davis Weds Dr Reza Jarrahy in Private Long Island Ceremony
Oscar winner Geena Davis 44 married Dr Reza Jarrahy 30 in a private Saturday ceremony in Wainscott Long Island. They met over two years ago and will reside in Southern California. Publicist Paul Bloch confirmed the news.
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Reza Jarrahy
Wainscott
Long Island
N.Y
California
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Paul Bloch
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Sha Na Na’s Greene takes new teaching post in Ohio
Dennis Greene, ex Sha Na Na singer, begins at the University of Dayton teaching entertainment law this year. He will lecture on intellectual property in the digital economy and mass media and race. Greene is a tenured associate professor at Oregon Law and has been a visiting professor at Ohio State, Seton Hall, and UConn.
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University of Dayton
Ohio
Greene
University of Oregon
Law School
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University of Connecticut Law
Bomb scare halts Clemons concert in Asbury Park
Saxophonist Clarence Clemons of the E Street Band paused during a Stone Pony set in Asbury Park New Jersey as a bomb scare halted the show. After officers and bomb-sniffing dogs cleared the venue, about 1,500 fans were allowed back in roughly 30 minutes later.
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Asbury Park
N.J
Clemons
Bruce Springsteen
Stone Pony
Young women shine at Venice Film Festival with Rain and 13 Conversations
Katherine Lindberg's Rain and Jill Sprecher's 13 Conversations About One Thing screen at Venice competing for the Golden Lion. Martin Scorsese presents Rain, an Oedipal drama about a family’s self destruction in small town America, while Sprecher follows five strangers in separate stories seeking happiness.
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Woody Allen
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Italy
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Rain
Jill Sprecher
Martin Scorsese
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