Heirs sue actor Blake for Bakley death in civil suit
The heirs of Benny Lee Bakley sued Robert Blake alleging he personally shot his wife to death after conspiring with his bodyguard Earle Caldwell. Caldwell, charged with conspiracy, posted bail at Blake's $1 million posted bond. Plaintiffs include Rose Lenore Sophie Blake, Jeri Lee Lewis, and Glenn Paul Gawron plus Holly Lee Gawron. Bakley was shot May 4 in Blake’s car near a restaurant.
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McCartney Wins Court Block On Hey Jude Lyrics Auction
Former Beatle Paul McCartney obtained a High Court order preventing Christie's London from selling his handwritten Hey Jude lyrics expected to fetch up to 116000 dollars. Manx piece remains at Christie's until ownership resolved by agreement or trial. Johnny Carson engages in private post Tonight Show life including poker with Chevy Chase and Steve Martin while giving Esquire a rare interview at age 76 about stepping away from the desk.
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Letterman as Gumbel replacement eyed by CBS panel
CBS host Jon Rapnor and co host Jane Clayson discuss a possible successor to Bryant Gumbel on The Early Show. Clayson says Letterman could stay on past his 1130 pm slot, calling him fun. Gumbel informed staff before his surprise retirement that he is moving into a new life phase and getting married.
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Ydays History Journal Highlights Major 20th Century Events
April 30 1945 Hitler and Eva Braun died by suicide. 1789 George Washington began presidency in New York. 1803 US bought Louisiana Territory from France. 1973 Nixon announced resignations of Haldeman Ehrlichman Kleindienst and Dean. 1975 Saigon fell to Communist forces ending Vietnam War.
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Birthday lineup marks Willie Nelson and peers
Today's notable birthdays include Willie Nelson turning 69, Al Lewis at 92, Cloris Leachman at 76, Gary Collins at 64, Jane Campton at 48, Johnny Galecki at 27, and Kirsten Dunst listed as 0. Willie Nelson is highlighted.
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World-famous chef Wolfgang Puck’s home cooking habits
Coming morrow reveals Wolfgang Puck’s at home dining rituals and casual meals when not in Los Angeles restaurants. The piece notes he is a father of two and enjoys simple dishes in spare time away from his famed eateries.
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Cape Girardeau helps shape Kid Rock drummer
Stefanie Eulinberg, a 34 year old drummer for Kid Rock’s Twisted Brown Trucker, grew up in Ohio and learned music in Cape Girardeau where she bought her first guitar. The article notes her status as one of few women at the top level of rock n roll, her Disney theme work, and her tight bond with band members as they tour for the Cocky album.
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Embattled Grammy president resigns amid probe
C Michael Greene resigned as president of the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences after an internal inquiry into sexual harassment allegations, which the board said found no misconduct. He will stay as consultant through September, having led a boom in the Grammys and securing a CBS broadcast deal.
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Smithsonian dives into Dinotopia exhibit at National Museum
Washington AP The Smithsonian natural history museum opens a Dinotopia themed exhibit blending art and science through Sept 26. Curator Robert Sullivan notes art and science converge while Dennis O Connor says the display shows how fantasy can aid learning. James Gurney designed the fantasy world where humans and dinosaurs coexist with realistic models, videos, and upcoming ABC mini series material.
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