Barrow Gets 10 Year Sentence For 1999 Times Square Shooting
Jamaal Shyne Barrow was sentenced to 10 years for shooting two people during a dispute involving Sean Combs at Club New York in Times Square. He admitted firing a weapon on December 27, 1999, and was credited by Judge Charles Solomon for his talents but reminded of the crowded nightclub setting.
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Shyne” Barrow
Sean “P. Diddy" Combs
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Conductor regrets Israel Festival Wagner decision
Conductor Daniel Barenboim regrets the Israel Festival leaders did not permit his Berlin Staatskapelle to perform Wagner. Organizers altered the program under pressure from Holocaust survivors and others, replacing Die Walküre with works by Schumann and Stravinsky. Barenboim calls it a democracy issue, noting Wagner’s music is linked to Nazi propaganda but not inherently problematic for Jewish people. Cate Blanchett announces pregnancy with husband Andrew Upton, saying they are excited and planning for parenthood amid busy schedules.
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Adolf Hitler
Germany
Cate Blanchett
Blanchett
Andrew Upton
Sydney
Elizabeth
1941 death of Lou Gehrig and historic milestones
On June 2 1941 Lou Gehrig died in New York at 37 from ALS. The history note also recalls Maine’s 1851 alcohol prohibition law, Cleveland’s 1886 White House marriage, Twain’s famous death exaggeration quote, and the 1924 grant of U S citizenship to all American Indians.
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Lou Gehrig
New York
Maine
Cleveland
Frances Folsom
White House
Mark Twain
New York Journal
London
Congress
U.S
Birthdays for Jerry Mathers Milo O Shea Kellerman Stacy Keach
Actor Jerry Mathers turns 53, Milo O Shea is 76, Sally Kellerman 64, Stacy Keach 60, William Guest of Gladys Knight and the Pips 60, Marvin Hamlisch 57, Nikki Cox 23. Jerry Mathers noted.
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Beaver" Mathers
Milo O'Shea
Sally Kellerman
Stacy Keach
William Guest
Gladys Knight & the Pips
Marvin Hamlisch
Nikki Cox
Lawrence author Sureva Towler featured in Woven on the Wind
Sureva Towler, a Lawrence writer known for tackling tough issues, is included in the anthology Woven on the Wind. Her stories about a disappearing western way of life appear in the Journal-World summer reading edition on Sunday, page 10.
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Lawrence
West
Journal- World
Big-name acts on tour this summer headlining arena shows
Superstar acts like Madonna U2 and 'N Sync plan large summer tours with strong demand, but industry experts caution about a cooling economy. Pollstar notes summer tours drive about two thirds of yearly revenue. not all lines stay strong as some routes and venues face softer sales while others sell out.
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N Sync
Gary Bongiovanni
Pollstar Magazine
John Bitzer
CDNOW
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Weekly Trade Amusement Business
Barbieri
Bongiovanni
Dave Matthews Band
Janet Jackson
MTV
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SEX
Zuckerman
Tampa
Fla
George Strait
Alan Jackson
Lee Anne Womack
Brad Paisley
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Actor leaving NYPD Blue shows on rise of family first
Rick Schroder will not return as Det. Danny Sorenson for NYPD Blue's ninth season, citing time with family as key. He and wife Andrea expect their fourth child in August. The departure continues the show’s pattern of key cast changes as it shifts time slot to Wednesday against Law & Order.
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Nypd Blue
Schroder
Danny Sorenson
Variety
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Det
Andy Sipowicz
Dennis Franz
John Kelly
David Caruso
Bobby Simone
Jimmy Smits
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NBC
Law & Order
Philly
Kim Delaney
Diane Russell
Actress Arlene Francis Dies at 93 in San Francisco
Arlene Francis, famed WML panelist and TV host, died at Kaiser Hospital in San Francisco at age 93 after years living with Alzheimer's. The star, known for wit and style, hosted Home and Talent Patrol, appeared on CBS What's My Line, and built a career across stage film and television.
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Arlene Francis
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Kaiser Hospital
Peter Gabel
NBC
ABC
CBS
Dennis the Menace to run on with Ketcham team after creator dies
Comic strip Dennis the Menace will continue under Marcus Hamilton and Ronald Ferdinand after Hank Ketcham's death at 81 in Pebble Beach. Ketcham started the strip in 1951 inspired by his son, built a global reach, and retired from daily drawing in 1994, with assistants handling most recent panels.
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Pebble Beach
Linda Dozoretz
Charles Schulz
Marcus Hamilton
Ronald Ferdinand
Monterey
Jay North
Joseph Kearns
CBS
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