March 14 history notes mark key events and dates
On March 14 1794 Eli Whitney received a patent for the cotton gin, transforming America's cotton industry. In 1964 a Dallas jury found Jack Ruby guilty of murdering Lee Harvey Oswald. In 1980 a Polish airliner crash killed 87 aboard including a U S amateur boxing team. In 2005 a San Francisco judge ruled California s same sex marriage ban unconstitutional.
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Nashville Star opens fourth season with Wynonna and Cowboy Troy
Nashville Star returns for a fourth season at 9 p.m. on USA hosted by Wynonna and Cowboy Troy. Celebrity guest judges include Big & Rich Gretchen Wilson and Larry the Cable Guy. Regular talent scouts Phil Vassar and Anastas ia Brown join in voting. Miranda Lambert emerged from Star to fame with Kerosene, a hit debut. American Idol airs top twelve finalists at 7 p.m. on Fox. Birth Day Live! on Discovery Health at 5 p.m. covers three birth stories in hospitals over six hours.
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Da Vinci Code author stands in High Court
Dan Brown testified in London’s High Court denying copyright infringement claims by Michael Baigent and Richard Leigh. He said he read their book after structuring his novel and acknowledged borrowing ideas but called plaintiffs’ allegations sweeping and fanciful.
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Newspaper contact and subscriber information list
A roster of newsroom editors and department heads with phone numbers and emails, plus partner outlets and advertising contacts. It includes names such as Dennis Anderson Bill Snead Mike Shields Ann Gardner Tom Keegan Mindie Paget Jon Niccum Mark Fagan 6News World Online and subscriber redelivery lines.
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Farrell Narain sex-tape suit heads to answer in court
In Los Angeles a judge refused to dismiss Colin Farrell and ex girlfriend Nicole Narain’s lawsuit over a 14 minute sex tape. Narain argues she co created the tape and rights to reproduce and distribute under federal copyright law while Farrell seeks to block its release. A restraining order remains in effect. In New York Isaac Hayes quits South Park over treatment of religion, calling for respect for religious beliefs. Matt Stone counters that Hayes’ stance stems from Scientology.
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Birthdays for Celebrities Include Crystal Caine and Jones
Comedian Billy Crystal turns 58 and actor Michael Caine reaches 73. Quincy Jones, the composer and conductor, also is 73. Prince Albert of Monaco ages to 48, actor Chris Klein 27, and singer Taylor Hanson 23.
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