Simon Garfunkel bring Israel crowd to tears in Tel Aviv concert
Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel performed before about 50 000 fans at Ramat Gan Stadium near Tel Aviv in a two night stand billed as their final together The concert raised funds from 50 ticket price charity money and followed their 11 year split and reunion in New York Citys Central Park.
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Blind Wisconsin candidate runs for judge despite blindness
Would be municipal judge John Carter, 40, who became blind in 1967, argues his handicap will not prevent him from serving. He plans to rely on clerks and assistants, tapes readings, and says justice is meant to be blind despite potential pornographic cases and tough questions about his abilities.
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Orphans visit Fantasy Island in Arcadia adoption event
About fifty Hispanic orphans aged 18 months to ten years met prospective parents at the Los Angeles County arboretum for Project Adopt a third annual picnic. Adoption workers noted many children have faced neglect and frequent moves. Guests enjoyed hot dogs games and visits with Mickey Mouse and movie stars. Ricardo Montalban attended last year but could not attend this year.
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