Retiree in Denver Arrested for Bootlegging Operation
A 71 year old northeast Denver woman Celia Oliver was arrested after police spotted a man leaving her home with six beers. Inside the house investigators found multiple alcohol types including beer whiskey vodka gin bourbon rum wine and more. She allegedly charged a dollar per beer. The case highlights Colorado restrictions on Sunday liquor sales and late night liquor purchases.
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Larry McCune
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Family stays hopeful for Sutherland's release in Lebanon
The daughter of kidnapped Lebanon hostage Tom Sutherland says her family remains optimistic for his release as calm returns to the region. A candlelight Advent vigil at Colorado State University drew about 50 well wishers and students who tied a yellow ribbon on a Christmas tree honoring Sutherland. International students shared customs and peace wishes while Basil Hamdan urged no war in the Middle East. Sutherland, taken June 9, 1985, was on leave from CSU working at American University in Beirut.
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Lebanon
Kit Sutherland
Sutherland
Colorado State University
Middle East
Basil Hamdan
Colorado State
American University
Beirut
Joan
Schwarzenegger Beats the Odds in Hollywood Rise
Arnold Schwarzenegger defied critics who doubted his Austrian accent and long surname. In a FOX interview, he says he ignored barriers, used his traits to his advantage, and pursued stardom in America, where opportunities abound.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger
Hollywood
Schwarzenegger
America
Rushdie signs new book in London bookshop
Salman Rushdie emerged from hiding for a book signing in London, signing 100 copies of Haroun and the Sea of Stories with bodyguards present. The author wrote the children's fantasy during his two years in hiding as fans did double takes entering the shop. Ayatollah Khomeini had sentenced him to death two years earlier over alleged blasphemy.
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Salman Rushdie
David McRedmond
Ayatollah
Ruhollah Khomeini
Karpov Forces Tie As Chess Title Duel Resumes In Lyon
Reigning champion Garry Kasparov and challenger Anatoly Karpov, in Lyon, tied 8.5–8.5 after Karpov won game 17. The match, with a 12.5 point win target, features a $1.7 million prize from a $3 million purse. The next game is scheduled for Saturday.
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Anatoly Karpov
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