Leno and Yeager stories headline varied celebrity notes
Jay Leno recalls his mother Catherine as a source of humor who died in June after emigrating from Scotland at 15 and shaping his approach to comedy. Chuck Yeager recalls his first flights and air sickness on the eve of plans to break the sound barrier again in 1997. Madonna and Vanilla Ice relation rumors heat up amid Ice’s shift to Mind Blowin’ while Grace Slick faces jail or rehab for a shotgun incident.
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Rollins Given Six-Month Jail Term In Conyers Case
Howard Rollins was sentenced to six months in a Conyers jail for driving under the influence of cocaine and driving with a suspended license. He was also ordered to stay away from eastern Georgia communities where In the Heat of the Night is filmed for two years. The judge cited a need for a change of scenery. The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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OSHA fines for unsafe conditions at Kansas City Federal Building
In September OSHA in Washington DC issued 60 citations and 90000 dollars in fines for unsafe conditions at the Federal Building in Kansas City Missouri. Mireya Funair thirty was hospitalized in February in Austin Texas after being trapped for forty minutes in her car buried up to her neck in concrete when a cement truck tipped and its funnel punctured the top of her car.
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Mutiny on the Bounty referenced in early history
The history note recalls 1789 mutiny on the Bounty as Captain William Bligh and 16 sailors were set adrift in a launch in the South Pacific. It also mentions a 1931 motorcade leaving Yuma en route to California with a singer performing along the road to San Diego.
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Prison inmate in California accused of mail fraud and molestation plots
San Francisco prosecutors say Herbert Lemont from Pelican Bay State Prison used the U S mail to target a former girlfriend in a 10 year vendetta. He allegedly changed his name to hers husband and redirected mail and tax forms, falsified W-2s, and attempted to intercept 19 letters as part of the scheme.
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Roddenberry ashes make final trek to space
Gene Roddenberry's ashes were secretly taken into space after his 1991 death. Major Barrett Roddenberry announced at the 31st Space Congress in Cape Canaveral that the ashes were aboard a space shuttle and returned with the flight. NASA officials said they did not know the mission, calling it a space program first.
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