Newspaper intern fired over Nazi priest headline at Gonzaga
The Spokesman-Review dismissed Robin Moody, a 24 year old Gonzaga graduate, for a headline calling Gonzaga’s head priest a Nazi. Editors apologized to Rev. Robert Spitzer for the error about his book signing. NASA warned astronauts aboard the ISS during a solar storm, sheltering in the Zvezda module for about 12 hours. The event, rated S-4 by the Space Environment Center, delivered an estimated week’s radiation to the crew.
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Ill student aids E coli outbreak at Wisconsin school
A sick elementary pupil in Waukesha reportedly contaminated a self service food bar leading to an E coli outbreak that sickened more than 30 children, four seriously. Epidemiologist Donita Croft said the incident occurred three weeks ago and the district will stop using food bars in cafeterias.
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Waukesha
Donita Croft
State Health
Widow Attacked With Acid At City Newsstand
Ayamesh Abay a 44 year old widow with five children suffered severe facial chest burns after a man threw a whitish yellow gel like acid thought to be lye at her downtown newsstand during the evening rush. She remained in critical but stable condition as police pursued the assailant onto a subway as the train departed.
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Ayamesh Abay
Abay
Monkeys' promiscuity linked to stronger immune systems
A Virginia study citing Science reports shows promiscuous primates exhibit higher basal white blood cell counts, indicating stronger immune defenses. Analyzing 41 species across two decades in zoos worldwide, researchers note monogamous species like the white handed gibbon and titi monkey have lower counts, while humans resemble monogamous species in this measure.
Key historical moments from November days through war endings
The record highlights 1620 Mayflower compact forming a body politick off Massachusetts on November 11. It notes 1918 Armistice ending World War I. It recalls 1831 Nat Turner’s execution and 1939 Kate Smith debut of God Bless America. It also marks 1972 U S Army turnover of Long Binh base signaling Vietnam War drawdown.
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Germany
Nat Turner
Kate Smith
Irving Berlin
U.S
Long Bihn
Birthday milestones for Calista Flockhart and peers
Calista Flockhart turns 36 followed by Kurt Vonnegut Jr. at 78 comedian Jonathan Winters 75 jazz singer Mose Allison 73 actor Stanley Tucci 40 actress Demi Moore 38 and actor Leonardo DiCaprio 26Calista Flockhart
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Jonathan Winters
Mose Allison
Stanley Tucclis
Demi Moore
Leonardo DiCaprio
Ornithological stir at Baker Wetlands draws birdwatchers
A tiny sparrow and a giant swan have been sighted at the Baker Wetlands triggering excitement among local birdwatchers. Read all the ornithological news on Sun day’s Living Page.
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Elton John exhibits photography collection at High Museum
Elton John opens a photography show in Atlanta featuring 380 prints from his private collection. The album spans vintage black and white celebrity portraits, floral and fashion images, with works by Penn, Horst, Mapplethorpe and Ritts. The display runs through January 28 split between downtown and midtown venues.
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France
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Robert Mapplethorpe
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Gloria Swanson
Beatles
Miles Davis
Steichen
Mapplethorpe
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Lucas Samaras
Sir Elton John
Streisand to receive AFI Life Achievement Award in Beverly Hills
Barbra Streisand will become the first female director honored with the American Film Institute Life Achievement Award at a February 22 ceremony in Beverly Hills. The board praises her as a living legend across acting directing writing producing and singing citing her film credits and directing projects. Other items mention Tara Reid engagement to Carson Daly Simon & Schuster deal for Larry Hagman memoir and CNN veteran Bernard Shaw leaving the network to write books.
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American Film Institute
Barbra Streisand
Beverly Hills
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Harrison Ford
Dustin Hoffman
Steven Spielberg
Jack Nicholson
Billy Wilder
James Stewart
Alfred Hitchcock
Bette Davis
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James Cagney
John Ford
Bernard Shaw
CNN
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Larry King
Christiane Amanpour
Cocker reflects on survival in music to midlife
Joe Cocker, 56, survivor of the sixties and seventies, discusses his career with Tina Turner, his midlife voice, and the changing music business. He cites quitting smoking as helping his high end falsetto and notes loyal fans in Germany and France.
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West Elk Rocky Mountains
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Kenny Aronoff
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France
Tina
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