Bubba Clem Runs for Pinellas County Sheriff
Bubba the Love Sponge Clem, a former Clear Channel shock jock, files to run as the lone Democrat for Pinellas County sheriff. He will appear on the ballot as Bubba Clem, with his legal name Todd Clem, changed to reflect his on-air persona. He says he seeks to return the office to the people.
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Tampa
Fla
Bubba the
Love Sponge
Clem
Clear Channel Communications
Pinellas County
Bubba Clem
Todd Clem
Voice
Prince Charles plane in near miss over England
The National Air Traffic Service said a Royal Air Force jet carrying Prince Charles narrowly avoided a collision with a passenger jet near Heathrow on March 24. Both crews filed air prox proximity reports, staying about 31 nautical miles apart horizontally and 900 feet vertically, while the Independent U.K. Airprox Board investigates the risk of collision.
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London
Royal Air Force
Prince Charles
National Air Traffic Service
England
U.K
Airprox Board
Tim Berners-Lee Knighted for Web Invention at CERN
London reports Tim Berners-Lee, creator of the World Wide Web, was knighted by Queen Elizabeth II. He credited being in the right place at the right time and noted his invention arose from CERN work near Geneva in the late 1980s. He spoke with his wife and two children present. The Web architecture of servers and browsers was developed and distributed free of charge.
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London
Tim Berners-Lee
CERN
Particle Physics Laboratory
Geneva
Berners-Lee
TV news guest lineups for today shows
This Week is pre empted by the British Open. Face the Nation features Ed Gillespie Terry McAuliffe. Meet the Press includes Robert Byrd Christopher Cox and Stephen Flynn. Late Edition has Abdullah II Chambliss Durbin Bill Richardson Joseph Wilson Carmen bin Ladin. Fox News Sunday features Acting CIA Director John McLaughlin.
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ABC
CBS
Republican National Committee
Ed Gillespie
Democratic National Committee
Terry McAuliffe
NBC
Meet the Press
Robert Byrd
Wva
Christopher Cox
Rcalif
Stephen Flynn
CNN
King Abdullah II of
Jordan
Saxby Chambliss
R-Ga
Dick Durbin
D-Ill
New Mexico
Bill Richardson
Joseph Wilson
Carmen bin Ladin
Osama bin Laden
Fox News Sunday
CIA
John McLaughlin
History notes from July 18 1947 and Chappaquiddick era
The passage recalls President Truman signing the Presidential Succession Act on July 18 1947 placing the speaker of the House and the Senate president pro tempore in the line of succession after the vice president. It notes the 64 AD start of Rome’s Great Fire and 1940 Chicago Democratic convention nominating FDR for a third term. In 1969 Sen Edward M Kennedy's car plunged off a Chappaquiddick Bridge near Martha's Vineyard, Mary Jo Kopechne died.
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Truman
House
Senate
Rome
Chica
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Chappaquiddick Island
Martha's Vineyard
Mary Jo Kopechne
Birthdays honor Vin Diesel and notable figures
The 2days Birthdays list includes actor Vin Diesel aged 37, Nelson Mandela at 86, Senator John Glenn 83, Hunter S. Thompson 67, Brian Auger 65, James Brolin 64, Ricky Skaggs 50, and Elizabeth McGovern 43. Vin Diesel is mentioned again.
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Vin
Vin Diesel
Nelson Mandela
John Glenn
Ohio
Hunter S. Thompson
Brian Auger
James Brolin
Ricky Skaggs
Elizabeth McGovern
Quote From Public Figure Reflects Determination To Work
A public figure declares resolve to persevere through upcoming months. He emphasizes accustomed hard work and readiness for any necessary endeavors.
Martha Stewart Sentenced to Five Months in Prison
Martha Stewart faces five months in prison and five months of home confinement after being convicted of lying about a stock sale. The judge recommended Danbury Federal Correctional Institution in Connecticut, about 20 miles from her home, where she may face barracks style or traditional housing and do basic prison work with limited decor.
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Martha Stewart
Hartford
Conn
Danbury Federal Correctional Institution
Connecticut
Stewart
Danbury
Martha
Joyce Ellwanger
Milwaukee
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Dorothy Gaines
Clinton
America
Manhattan Federal Court
New York
Martha Stewart Sentenced to Five Months Prison and House Arrest
Martha Stewart receives five months in prison and five months of home confinement plus a fine. The Bureau of Prisons will assign her facility, likely Danbury Connecticut or Alderson West Virginia, while she appeals. She may work in kitchen or maintenance roles, starting early and enduring hard labor as she adjusts to prison life.
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Martha Stewart
Bureau of Prisons
Danbury
Conn
Alderson
W.va
Stewart
Gaines
G. Gordon Liddy
New York
Leona Helmsley
Cinderella Story a Tired Tale Review
The Baltimore Sun critiques Cinderella Story as a limp retelling that recycles The Prince and Me and Ella Enchanted. Hilary Duff stars as Sam Montgomery a Princeton bound diner daughter with a secret online romance and a masked ballroom meeting with Ames. The piece laments lack of originality, shallow characters, and predictable twists while noting Duff’s screen presence and Murphy’s appeal.
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Hilary Duff
Chad Michael Murphy
Duff
Murphy
Sam Montgomery
Princeton
Jennifer Coolidge
Sam
Austin
Ames
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