Presidential impersonator fools Gore in birthday prank
Jim Morris, impersonating President Clinton, deceived Vice President Al Gore during a surprise party setup. Gore believed the call briefly, then recovered as Morris added a quip about a Republican attorney handling Whitewater lawsuits and, jokingly, about keeping hands off the President’s desk.
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Two Books Claim Brian Jones Was Murdered in 1969
New biographies accuse Rolling Stones guitarist Brian Jones of being killed by Frank Thorogood, who allegedly held his head under water during a pool incident a month after Jones left the band. A coroner ruled Jones drowned under the influence of alcohol and drugs. Sussex police will review any new evidence to decide on reopening the case.
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Emmy winner Susan Saint James to speak at Albertus Magnus College
Emmy winning actress Susan Saint James, famed for Fame is the Name of the Game and Kate & Allie, will address graduates at Albertus Magnus College in New Haven on the Saturday commencement. She earned an Emmy for Peggy Maxwell in Fame and has nine other nominations.
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Winger supports Exodus drive for Jews from Soviet Union
Debra Winger urges aid for Jews in the former Soviet Union as nearly 14 million remain, facing anti semitism economic hardship and political chaos. Her 60 second United Jewish Appeal radio spot for Operation Exodus began airing Monday to fund immigration to Israel.
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King Hussein receives motorcycles and gear from Washington purchase
King Hussein of Jordan finally receives six motorcycles and $2,000 in clothing and accessories bought in a Washington suburb. The shipment travels with Rockville Harley-Davidson’s owner Devin Battley and the salesman to ensure proper delivery after a three month delay caused by the cycles’ popularity.
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Foster brags of talent ahead of Maverick role
Jodie Foster, a two time Oscar winner, tells Vanity Fair she has talent she can sell and ram down people's throats. She notes her upcoming Maverick role as a poker playing Southern belle, a lighter change of pace she enjoys and finds her happiest and sanest on film.
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Reinhold Joins Seinfeld as Elaine's New Love Interest
Actor Judge Reinhold plays Elaine's boyfriend in an upcoming Seinfeld episode. He describes their relationship as more than dating, noting they are involved and “doing it.” The one hour show casts Reinhold as a charming but not entirely trustworthy suitor, and he hints the romance may not last long.
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Ginsburg's talk irks fellow justices at Supreme Court
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, famed for Brooklyn roots and sharp oratory, faces growing irritation from colleagues. Sandra Day O'Connor and Anthony Kennedy report disruptions as Ginsburg interjects during hearings. The New York Post cites a "relentless questioner" label and rising impatience among the bench. Several judges have complained to Chief Justice Rehnquist.
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Homeless man may be hailed as hero after rescue in New Orleans
Michael Dennis, 30, living under an overpass, pulled two people from a burning car after it hit a truck. He says homelessness and hero status barely change his life as he contemplates shoe purchases and staying on the streets. Dennis was raised in foster care, learned lifesaving in a police youth program, and remains wary of shelters while seeking employment.
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Chicago Man Rescues Boy From Ice Incident
Roy Kinne, 28, an unemployed Chicago area man, was home when an 8 year old fell through the lake ice beside his house. He rescued the child and mused that having a life might have kept him away that day. He asks readers to send Weird News to Chuck Shepherd at P O Box 8306, St. Petersburg.
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April 5 in history highlights and events
On April 5 1887 Anne Sullivan helped Helen Keller grasp the meaning of water in the manual alphabet in Tuscumbia Alabama. In 1919 the Victory Fair opened in Tucson Arizona with an aerial display by San Diego air squadrons and Fort Huachuca troops. Also Pocahontas wed John Rolfe in 1614 and Mayflower sailed on a return trip in 1621. Elihu Yale was born in 1649.
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Singer Lorrie Morgan Eyes TV Cop Role Loralei Lee
Lorrie Morgan says her TV character Loralei Lee is based partly on herself and she aims for a strong, non cute lead. Loralei Lee began filming Friday as CBS weighs adding the show to its fall lineup. Morgan’s new album War Paint is due May 10, with The Associated Press contributing to this report.
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