Academy Award winner Anthony Quinn dies at 86
Academy Award winner Anthony Quinn died at 86 in a Boston hospital after 17 days of pneumonia and respiratory problems. The Mexico-born actor, famed for Zorba the Greek and Lawrence of Arabia, lived in Bristol, Rhode Island, and had a 50 year film career with Oscar wins for Viva Zapata! and Lust for Life.
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Garden City woman cooks hot sauce and home dishes
Heiman known for fiery hot sauce after twenty years of trial in the kitchen. She learned cooking from her mother and now shares sauces with friends, neighbors, and family while juggling farm work and community roles.
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Energy plan slows as Senate shifts control
Senate Democrats and Republicans clash over energy policy after party realignment. Daschle and Murkowski trade accusations as the new Senate focuses on a broader energy package emphasizing efficiency, renewables, and conservation rather than Bush's oil driven plan. The debate stalls on Arctic drilling and gas incentives while June actions pivot to education and patients’ rights.
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Bears get new Asiatic exhibit at Lee Richardson Zoo
Lee Richardson Zoo opens a large Asiatic bear yard with a waterfall and wading pool. Directors note bears have much more space and visitors see a more natural habitat. Friends of the Zoo funded the project with major donors present at the ceremony.
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Zoo summer activities offer camps and art program
The Lee Richardson Zoo announces summer programs for grades 2 to 8. ZooArt for grades 5–8 runs five sessions on alternate Thursdays 9 to 11 a.m. through Aug 2, cost 35 dollars. Grades 2–4 camps run Saturdays 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. starting June 23, July 21, and Aug 11, cost 15 dollars. For information call 276-1250. The Finnup Foundation supports the project with ongoing community efforts including future river otter habitat plans.
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Rainy weather tests plans for Beef Empire Days events
Organizers hope rain won’t dampen events as the rodeo, parade, and outdoor activities proceed with delays or cancellations unlikely. Organizers note the rodeo has never been canceled for rain, using lights to extend events and delaying schedules instead.
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Five Die In Falcon Communications Plane Crash Near Jackson
A twin engine Piper Cheyenne II crashed six miles from McKellar-Sipes Regional Airport while attempting an emergency landing. All five aboard were from Malden, Missouri based Falcon Communications, including President Brian Provance and CFO Lisa Goessling. Investigators from the FAA arrived on the scene.
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