Today in history highlights across years
A concise chronicle notes August 3 events: 1892 Columbus sail from Paris to the Americas. 1923 Calvin Coolidge sworn in after Harding. 1949 the NBA formed. 1958 Nautilus first submarine to cross the North Pole underwater. 1981 US air traffic controllers strike leading to mass firings despite Reagan warning.
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Jennifer Aniston Opens Up on Brad Pitt Split in Vanity Fair
In her first interview since the divorce filing, Jennifer Aniston speaks about shock, resilience, and the media circus. She denies avoiding children, notes growth and complexity, recalls Pitt Jolie media photos, and says she believes Pitt did not cheat. She emphasizes love for Pitt and retains humor about his blond look.
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Save CBGB Campaign Aims to Sustain Famed Club
Supporters led by Little Steven Van Zandt plan near nightly shows in August and a final rally on August 31 at Washington Square Park to save CBGB from eviction and back rent disputes with Bowery Residents Committee. The club, cradle of punk with Ramones and Blondie, faces relocation risk as lease ends.
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WorldCom stories prompt reader input today
Readers are invited to share thoughts on today’s business and telecom headlines via Ijworld.com. Comments solicit reactions to corporate moves, regulatory questions, and market implications as analysts weigh what the latest developments might mean for investors and consumers.
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Teri Hatcher to publish life lessons in Burnt Toast
New York Hyperion to publish Teri Hatcher book Burnt Toast in spring 2006. She says many women shared stories and asked how it feels to get a second chance at 40. Hatcher won a Golden Globe in January and earned an Emmy nod for Desperate Housewives.
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Birthday ages for Tony Bennett Martin Sheen and more
Singer Tony Bennett is 79, actor Martin Sheen is 65, lifestyle guru Martha Stewart is 64, movie director John Landis is 55, actor John C. McGinley is 46. The list notes notable birthdays for these public figures.
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Journal staff and contact directory excerpt
A list of newsroom editors and contact emails for the Lawrence Journal-World, including Dennis Anderson Bill Snead Mike Shields and others with their phone numbers and department roles. Also lists partners GNews World Online and other contacts plus subscription delivery hours and redelivery guarantee.
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Bill Snead
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Chuck Woodling
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