Prince Charles attacked by girl with red carnation in Riga
A 16 year old slapped Prince Charles with a red carnation during a Riga Latvia tour. She shouted anti Britain remarks as police removed her. Charles continued meeting children amid hundreds gathered. In Los Angeles a judge allowed the sexual harassment case against James Brown to proceed with parts dismissed. Brown faces $2 million suit by Lisa Agbalaya claiming harassment and wrongful termination. Liz Hurley and Stephen Bing announce pregnancy due April.
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History Journal Highlights From 1965 to De Gaulle Death
A 1965 Northeast blackout lasted up to 13.5 hours affecting several states. Boston suffered a major fire in 1872 destroying nearly 1,000 buildings. In 1935 John L. Lewis helped form CIO. Kristallnacht in 1938 saw Nazis loot and burn synagogues and Jewish shops. Charles de Gaulle died in 1970 at age 79.
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Birthdays: Whitey Herzog and Notables Turn Years Older
Baseball executive Whitey Herzog is 70. Sports caster Charlie Jones is 71. Senate Intelligence Committee Chairman Bob Graham is 65. Movie director Bille August is 53. Actor Lou Ferrigno is 49. Blues singer Susan Tedeschi is 31. Whitey Herzog.
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Five Lawrence administrators train together for marathon
Five Lawrence school administrators formed a close working bond through regular runs during LaSalle Bank Chicago Marathon training. The piece previews their shared discipline and collaborative approach reported in Saturday Health & Recreation.
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McCartney Finds Hope on Driving Rain After Linda
Ex Beatle Paul McCartney reflects on recovery and renewal on Driving Rain his first original rock album since Linda Eastman’s 1998 death. He recalls meeting Linda in a London club and writes of moving on with Heather Mills while acknowledging loss and redemption. The album tracks a ragged band approach with a long Rinse the Raindrops jam and includes the World Trade Center benefit single Freedom.
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First Lady Reflects on Sept. 11 Role and national Spirit
Laura Bush spoke at the National Press Club about Sept. 11 shaping her role as first lady. She stressed partnership with the president, urged parental reassurance to children, and praised Americans for resilience. She cited charity efforts for Afghan hunger and noted her unlikely book plans.
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Jackson's Invincible tops charts for now
Michael Jackson leads the album chart with Invincible selling 366,272 copies at an alleged cost of 30 million dollars. Despite lukewarm reviews and family controversy, Epic Records pushes the release as Britney Spears eyes a likely higher week sale from her Britney CD. Jackson appeared in store at Virgin Megastore Times Square and a CBS TV special from Madison Square Garden is planned for Tuesday.
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Jackson Special Airing From Madison Square Garden on CBS
A TV special featuring performances from Michael Jackson's September concerts in New York's Madison Square Garden will air at 8 p.m. Tuesday on CBS, showcasing a star studded lineup and iconic live moments from the tour.
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