Coburn and Osgood headline star walk and show handoffs
Charles Osgood will anchor CBS Sunday Morning starting April 10, succeeding Charles Kuralt who retires May 1 after 37 years. Kuralt hails Osgood as an ideal choice. Coburn receives a Hollywood Walk of Fame star, joining 2,026 others, for a career including Ride Lonesome and The Great Escape.
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Yearwood Real-Life Romance Explored in TV Special
A 60 minute cable program follows Trisha Yearwood preparing for a Tacoma Dome tour stop. The Nashville Network airs Full Access Yearwood on Tour showing rehearsals autograph signing and her romance with Robert Yearwood Reynolds of The Mavericks. Yearwood's hits include She's in Love With the Boy and Walkaway Joe.
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Actor Jason Robards voices fear over gun violence in CT PSA
Oscar winner Jason Robards recorded public service announcements in Fairfield for the Connecticut Coalition Against Gun Violence. He says he lives in Connecticut and is scared and believes guns are made to kill, not for other reasons. He argues gun violence is a state issue.
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Big wigs tiff teaches kids at Baltimore middle school
Senator Barbara Mikulski and Attorney General Janet Reno staged a mock dispute at Robert Poole Middle School as part of Baltimore Safe Schools. The peer mediation match, refereed by students, aimed to show conflict resolution in a school setting and stressed that school should be a sanctuary for all students.
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Clintons throw ceremonial first pitches to open MLB season
President Clinton and the first lady will throw ceremonial first pitches to start the 1994 baseball season. Clinton will throw at Jacobs Field before the Indians host the Seattle Mariners, while Hillary Clinton will throw for the Chicago Cubs at Wrigley Field against the New York Mets.
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NKOTB Singer Jonathan Knight Misses Tour
NKOTB member Jonathan Knight, 25, will skip a 27 city tour after a Thursday horse riding accident near his Boston area home left him with a bad back. Doctors say he will be off the road for at least a month. group spokesman Gary Stromberg confirmed. Knight is part of the band once called New Kids on the Block, now known simply as NKOTB.
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Sterns Bid For Governor Sparks Libertarian Hopeful Talk
Howard Stern the radio titan entertains a serious bid for New York governor, drawing on his 3 million listeners. He hints at Libertarian ballot access, equal time, and a possible Cuomo matchup, with experts noting Stern could influence a volatile race and split votes.
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TV Mas The Week's TV News Lineup Highlights Economic and Military Topics
The Associated Press lists Today’s TV news shows with ABC This Week featuring Robert Rubin Kenneth Lipper and Irwin Kellner on stock market prospects at 7 a.m. on KTVK Channel 3, CBS Face the Nation and NBC Meet the Press discussing U S military future in Bosnia and Korea with Perry Rose at 7 a.m. on KPNX Channel 12, and CNN Late Edition with Frank Sesno covering economy welfare reform and health care at 2 p.m. on CNN.
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Inaugural thefts and plutonium stockpile notes
The Washington Times reports that Clinton inaugural staff and volunteers stole 154000 dollars of electronic gear used for the 1993 festivities. U S News & World Report notes the DoE declassified plutonium stockpile amount, but the 10 year earlier figure remains classified.
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Pony Express Begins Service in 1860 History Item
Today marks Easter Sunday April 3, 1994 and notes that in 1860 the Pony Express began between St Joseph Missouri and Sacramento California, a 19 month effort before the telegraph replaced it. The entry then references Arizona history and a 1904 leak incident.
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