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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 2002
Page
2
In a Primetime interview with Diane Sawyer on ABC Houston admits past drug use, cites daily prayer as strength, and discusses stardom pressures and her marriage to Bobby Brown. She notes she has stopped partying as her new album Just Whitney releases Tuesday.
Jane Kaczmarek and Whitford welcome daughter Mary Louisa born Monday at 9:32 a.m. weighing 10 pounds 3 ounces and measuring 21 inches. The couple, married since 1992, also have a 5-year-old daughter and a 2-year-old son.
New reality series centered on Chuck Woolery will air in spring on Game Show Network. The show follows Woolery on the set of Lingo and at home in Park City Utah with his wife and seven children. Executive producer Phil Gurin says the series reveals behind the scenes of creating a new game show and stories about quirky, talented people.
On December 4 1783 General George Washington bid farewell to his officers at Fraunces Tavern in New York marking a pivotal military and constitutional moment. The item notes 1942 Roosevelt ordered dismantling of the Works Progress Administration to ease wartime strain and 1991 AP correspondent Terry Anderson's release after seven years as a hostage in Lebanon. It also recalls 1992 Bush ordered US troops to Somalia to confront warlords blocking food for millions.
Max Baer Jr., actor-producer age 65. Wink Martindale 68. Southside Johnny Lyon 54. Jeff Bridges 53. Patricia Wettig 51. Marisa Tomei 38. Tyra Banks 29. A playful tribute notes the list of celebrants and their ages.
Nathan Banks, 22, a Purchase College student, painted about 60 cows with words from a to existential on their flanks. The Cow Project, documented by students, toured farms near Sidney Center and will be shown with video and photos.
Astrid Lindgren fans uncover a one page tale titled Pippi Longstocking Celebrates Christmas found by Lena Toernqvist at Stockholm Royal Library. The 1949 insert shows Pippi arriving with horse and monkey to brighten a trio of children’s holiday.
Air France selected Christian Lacroix to design the airline's new uniform aiming for French elegance and cultural reach. The navy blue collection for about 35,000 customer-facing employees debuts Spring 2005 and includes interchangeable garments for men and women.
William Styron, author of Sophie's Choice, receives the Auschwitz Jewish Center Foundation's third annual Witness to Justice Award. The 77-year-old writer from Roxbury, Connecticut, calls the honor a validation of his novel's attempt to depict human cruelty and the Holocaust context.
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