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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1994
Page
2
Pregnant actress Katey Sagal reveals in People that she plans to work with her child and be a hands-on mom. She and husband Jack White expect their August baby, following prior miscarriages and a stillbirth, while promoting her upcoming rhythm and blues album All Is Well.
Director Spike Lee, known for Do the Right Thing and Malcolm X, launches his own Brooklyn based ad agency. He will oversee operations but not direct every commercial, aiming to work with a wide range of clients beyond African-American accounts.
Roger Clinton, 37, announced at Morehead State University that he will enroll in a college in California before 1994 ends and stay until he earns a degree. He discussed past drug abuse, a prison term for cocaine trafficking, and his father's abuse while continuing his lecture circuit to about 10 universities yearly. He was paid 5000 dollars plus travel expenses for the Morehead appearance.
Tim Allen and Bob Vila faced off in a tire smoking drag race built for the Home Improvement show at Burbank Airport. Stunt drivers piloted Allen’s car against Boyd Coddington’s $400,000 machine. Vila did not attend the race but will drive the car in the May finale, while the TV outcome remains under wraps.
Lara Flynn Boyle discusses her shift from Donna Hayward in Twin Peaks to a psychotic secretary in The Temp and a lusty college student in Threesome. She notes longevity comes from variety and rejecting easy, repetitive roles.
Lynn and Stapleton urged residents to welcome a four story AIDS home in West Hollywood California. Some neighbors worry traffic on a crowded road while City Council voted five to zero to approve the project. Associated Press contributed.
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In June about 200 angelologists attended the second American Conference on Angels in East Falmouth Massachusetts. Organizer K Martin-Kuri said participants believe each person has a guardian angel aiding life in many ways.
TV lineup notes ABC This Week With David Brinkley covers crime in America with Rep. Charles Schumer Princeton criminologist John Dilulio and two Broad River Facility inmates. CBS Face the Nation features a new Supreme Court justice health care and Bosnia with Mitchell Dole Ifill Berger and others. CNN Late Edition discusses guns after the Brady law with James Fatis and Gary Kleck. Air times vary on channel 3.
Today marks April 10, 1994, the 100th day of the year with 265 days remaining. Notable past events include the 1972 bioscience pact among about 70 nations and the 1907 Western Federation of Miners bid to organize miners in Bisbee that failed to spark a strike.
Fred LaBour of Riders in the Sky says a 1969 Detroit radio rumor about Paul McCartney’s death helped inspire a satirical Abbey Road review. The claim, documented in Turn Me On Dead Man, notes LaBour likely helped the rumor spread and sold millions in Beatles merchandise. he hopes to buy McCartney a beer to laugh about it.
Fort Worth Texas city manager filed a federal complaint with the FCC over KYNG radio since listeners flooded the downtown library after a DJ claimed money hidden in fiction books. About 800 people ripped through shelves, 3000 books toppled. KYNG promises $10000 donation, book repairs, and library fundraising.
Ulster County approves a mass gathering permit for the Woodstock Music and Art Fair '94 set for August 13 and 14 in Sauger ties, about 250000 attendees expected. Organizers plan 30 groups with acts not yet announced and will disclose permit details and profits next week. Michael Lang emphasizes a spirit beyond money, echoing 1969 origins.
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