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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 2000
Page
9
Newsmaker Betsey Johnson, 58, says a collapsed breast implant led to discovery of a cancerous tumor during removal surgery just after Christmas. She underwent lumpectomy and radiation. Johnson spoke at a GM charity event supporting breast cancer, urging earlier mammograms.
Richard Jewell, once a suspect in the 1996 Atlanta Olympic bombing, revealed on NBC Today that he is marrying a woman he met on the job as a police officer. He described giving her his jacket after a cold raid night. Jewell now works as a police officer in Jefferson, Georgia, 52 miles northeast of Atlanta, and did not share his fiancée’s name.
A former royal aide in London announces a forthcoming memoir detailing his years working with Princess Diana, a project disliked by Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Charles. He promises candid accounts of palace life and Diana's public and private pressures.
London AP reports Prince Harry marked his sixteenth birthday by studying for exams at Eton. St James's Palace says a day out is planned for Sunday with no details. His brother William, an Eton alumnus, is in Mauritius on a gap year working on a National Geographic Society project.
The Nathan and Polly Johnson house in New Bedford becomes a National Historic Landmark. The New Bedford Historical Society will unveil a plaque this Sunday. Nathan Johnson, a wealthy 19th century Black resident, helped shelter Douglass.
The abolitionist leader Frederick Douglass lived in a Quaker home in 1838 as part of the Underground Railroad network. Local history notes highlight African American leadership in the freedom movement and New Bedford as a key station, per Jacquelyn Hallsmith of the historical society.
Robert Downey Jr says his prison stay motivated him to reform his life. He recalls early days in jail as awful, but credits the experience with shaping his choices and future acting roles. Downey, 35, was jailed in 1999 for probation violations and released early last month, now preparing for Ally McBeal.
U S District Judge Florence Marie Cooper ordered the estate of Princess Diana to pay about 2.3 million dollars in legal fees to the Franklin Mint after the mint won a trademark infringement suit. The ruling said portions of the suit were groundless and unreasonable and affirmed previous decisions that Diana name or image does not imply endorsement. The two-year case began when the Diana Princess of Wales Memorial Fund sued to stop sales of Diana likeness products. The mint contends use of her likeness was lawful since she did not challenge such products during her life.
In Kodiak Alaska AP report Reverend Sun Myung Moon and his wife Hak Ja Han deny violating fishing quotas during a visit. The Unification Church leader aged 80 and his wife aged 47 face charges related to catching more fish than permitted.
Anthony Hopkins will receive the Virginia Film Award at the state's festival in Charlottesville, with a talk alongside film critic Roger Ebert. The festival theme is Animal Attractions highlighting human animal imagery, and Hopkins's Hannibal sequel work was noted. Angelou spoke in Richmond and at the Lied Center urging poetry's role in life and reflecting on race and history.
Poet Maya Angelou, 72, was hospitalized after arriving by wheelchair to a Lincoln Nebraska college event and then going to a hospital emergency room Friday morning. Her condition was described as not immediately known and details were sparse.
Bridge column analyzes a notrump race where declarer must choose which long suit to attack. South can make nine tricks by crossing to dummy with clubs and returning a spade. If East holds the ace and cashes it, South still gains nine tricks with careful play.
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