David Nelson Faces Airport100 Terrorist Name Hunt
Former child star David Nelson says his name triggered airline scrutiny during a nationwide terror dragnet. At John Wayne Airport he was briefly stopped by a ticket agent and questioned before police recognized him and allowed him to fly to visit his daughter in Salt Lake City.
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Prince William accused of driving too fast on estate
An aristocrat claims Prince William drove too fast on Lord Bathurst's western England estate where Cirencester Polo Club operates. The incident, on unpaved roads, saw William overtake Bathurst's vehicle with a police car behind, Bathurst pursue for about 400 yards, then William's guard halted Bathurst before the prince drove off.
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London
Prince William
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England
Cirencester Polo Club
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Bathurst
Volkswagen
Ali Helps Raise Flag at National Constitution Center
Boxing legend Muhammad Ali joined Gov. Rendell to raise a long traveled American flag at the National Constitution Center less than a month before its public opening. Lonnie Ali spoke for him citing his Vietnam draft stance and religious beliefs amid his Parkinson’s disease.
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Muhammad Ali
Ed Rendell
National Constitution Center
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Joe Torsella
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Lonnie
Bea Arthur voices animal rights against Palmer Chiropractic
Port Orange Florida residents learn actress Bea Arthur records condemn Palmer Chiropractic University System research. Dozens of Palmer employees across three campuses received taped calls Friday urging opposition to the Davenport Iowa schools animal experiments on cats, on behalf of People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals.
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History Notebook Highlights From June 16 Across Years
Two historical notes mark June 16: Ford Motor Company reaches incorporation in 1903, Abraham Lincoln’s Springfield speech in 1858 warns a house divided cannot stand, while 1897 sees Hawaii treaty annexation, 1955 sees Pope excommunicate Peron, 1961 notes Rudolf Nureyev’s defect, and 1978 records Carter and Torrijos ratifying Panama Canal treaties.
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Birthdays for Joyce Carol Oates and peers today
Joyce Carol Oates turns 65, Roberto Duran is 52, Gino Vannelli 51, Laurie Metcalf 48, Jenny Shimizu 36, Eddie Cibrian 30, China Shavers 26, Olivia Hack 20. A list of notable birthdays from today.
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Roberto Duran
Gino Vannelli
Laurie Metcalf
Jenny Shimizu
Eddie Cibrian
Third Watch
China Shavers
Boston Public
Olivia Hack
PBS probes neighborhood strife in Flag Wars doc
The PBS film Flag Wars follows blacks and gays clashing over Olde Towne East in Columbus as wealthier gay buyers renovate Victorian homes, provoking resistance from longtime black residents. Linda Goode Bryant and Laura Poitras document four years of tension and missed common ground.
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Atlanta
Chicago
Olde Towne
Lottery Picks Saturday Powerball and Kansas Pick 3
Powerball numbers drawn Saturday were 12 26 40 42 50 with a 3 as the Powerball. Sunday Kansas Pick 3 drew 388 in the daily drawing, with players hoping for matches.
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Kansas
Nemo retakes top spot at weekend box office
Finding Nemo regains No 1 with 29.2 million while 2 Fast 2 Furious falls to 2 and Bruce Almighty remains in third. New releases Rugrats Go Wild Hollywood Homicide and Dumb and Dumberer debut in midweek rankings with solid but softer openings.
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Harrison Ford
Josh Hartnett
Hollywood Homicide
Harry Met
Lloyd
Exhibitor Relations Co. Inc
Best Bets Dismemberment Pan at The Grenada and More
Concert listings across Kansas City venues include Best Bets Dismemberment Pan at The Grenada 8:30 p.m. Buzzcocks and Billy Talent at The Bottleneck 9 p.m. Bela Fleck and the Flecktones at Uptown Theatre 8 p.m. and Wailers at Grand Emporium 9 p.m. plus Third Eye Blind at Uptown Theatre 7:30 p.m. and Blue Monday Jam with Horace Washington at The Blue Room 7 p.m. Also Global Funk Council at The Bottleneck 9 p.m. and Ghoultown at The Brick 9 p.m. with multiple other acts listed across venues.
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Main St
Third Eye Blind
Josh Kelley
Reality TV overload hits prime time slate
A critique of Fox and NBC reality offerings airs tonight with "Outrageous Celebrity Look-Alike Behavior" and "Anything for Love" amid returns like "Meet My Folks" and "Road Rules" plus features on "The View" and late night guests. The piece notes pop culture fatigue and profiles several contestants and hosts across networks.
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Ron Campos
NBC
Joe Evan Marriott
Australia
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Debra
Raymond
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Drea de Matteo
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Barbara Walters
Meredith Vieira
Star Jones
Joy Behar
ABC
George Lopez
Kathy Griffin
Andrew Firestone
The
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