The Juice Resting After Knee Surgery In Buffalo
People familiar with the team report that The Juice is recovering on a Buffalo hospital bed after surgery to repair cartilage in his left knee. Running back Dr. Simpson, known as The Juice, will be sidelined for a period, potentially affecting upcoming commercials.
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Lillian Carter Thanks Irish Hosts On Visit
Lillian Carter thanked Irish hosts at a Dublin reception marking the end of her 10 day Friendship Force visit. She joined about 250 Iowans in the exchange program and planned to tour Ireland before returning to the United States. An Irish delegation visits Des Moines as the program extends four years. Gregg and Cher Allman performed in Brussels with plans for a joint professional partnership.
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Mamie Eisenhower to observe 81st birthday with center visit
Abilene Kansas AP Mamie Eisenhower plans to mark her 81st birthday by visiting the Eisenhower Center and Dwight D. Eisenhower's grave. She has shifted birthday observances to Oct 14, avoiding crowds, with a small party planned at a local country club. Edna Eisenhower notes the change and reflects on crowds.
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Prince Charles at 29 Hopes for Quiet Birthday
Prince Charles turns 29 amid illness from food poisoning tied to a Darwin luncheon. Doctors say he is improving and no celebration is planned as three people were hospitalized and about 20 others fell ill.
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Specter enters race for Republican governor nomination
Former Philadelphia District Attorney Arlen Specter announced his candidacy for the Republican gubernatorial nomination in Pittsburgh. He stressed open government, job creation, and a business-friendly climate, listing public involvement and reduced taxation as priorities. Specter joins other Republicans weighing runs, including Thornburgh and Hager, with further announcements expected in Philadelphia and Harrisburg.
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Shunned Man Faces Auction After Church Exile
Robert Bear, excommunicated from the Reformed Mennonite Church in 1972, endures isolation from family and a collapsing Pennsylvania farm. With income down to about 5,000, his farm is slated for sheriff's auction on December 14 to satisfy debts. He cannot reconcile with church terms and laments losing wife Gail and children.
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Concert promoter objects to Erie Theater fees
Erie authorities charge 1300 dollars plus a percentage of gross revenue for Warner Theater weekend shows, more than the Erie County Fieldhouse which seats about twice as many. Promoter Rich Engler argues the fee is too high and incentives are needed to attract rock concerts, while officials defend the rate as fair and based on Northeast venue comparisons and utilities.
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Seek Area Member In Mob Attack
Franklin police seek William Lowther, a former Franklin man, linked to a Sept. 22 gang attack at Liberty Lounge. An arrest warrant charges him with aggravated assault and making terroristic threats. Police catalogued 25 plus suspect photos and pains to identify victims. About 15 injured, two hospitalized, as five gang members entered via back door then moved to the front.
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Rock Climbing Builds Confidence at White Mountain Middle School
In Ruidoso New Mexico White Mountain Middle School offers a rock climbing course to build self confidence for grades six to eight. About thirty students enrolled this year with instructor Bob Palko saying fear is common but admitting it is key to growth. An estimated 20 to 25 others observed the sessions while the program aims to teach resilience and courage.
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