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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1993
Page
2
Al Pacino says he would visit high school classrooms to teach Shakespeare to spark student interest. During a break from stage rehearsals in Stamford he discussed making a documentary featuring varied voices on Shakespeare and hopes it could encourage broader appreciation.
Tom Selleck revealed underwear fly-front failures on Late Show with David Letterman. Fruit of the Loom responds with a press release offering a selection of briefs in various styles and colors. Debbie Hills, marketing director, says the garment is the most comfortable brief available.
Meat Loaf offered a 1000 reward for the recovery of a leather bag stolen near the British Airways counter at Charles de Gaulle airport in Paris. The bag contained his identity papers and credit cards as he promoted his new album Bat Out of Hell II Back into Hell.
On December 1 1955 Rosa Parks a Black seamstress refused to yield her seat to a white man on a Montgomery Alabama city bus. Her arrest triggered a yearlong boycott of the bus system by Black residents. Also noted Benson incorporation in 1924 and Lady Astor becoming the first female MP in 1919.
Malibu resident Gary Busey helped unveil special firefighter tribute license plates. Proceeds from the sales fund the California Fire and Arson Training Fund. He credited firefighters with saving his home during recent wildfires and recalled the rescue effort at a news conference.
Actor James Farentino pleaded innocent in Los Angeles to misdemeanor stalking and harassing telephone call counts involving Tina Sinatra. His attorney entered the plea for him ahead of a December 22 pretrial hearing. he faces up to 42 months if convicted. Tina Sinatra is Frank Sinatra's daughter.
Michael Jordan, retired from basketball, appears on a Wheaties cereal box for a record twelfth time. The former Bulls star has led all athletes with appearances, solo on nine boxes and three more with Bulls teammates. The new box is silver, the second non orange Wheaties design. Jordan retired October 6 after nine Bulls seasons and three consecutive NBA titles.
The Duchess of York’s former love interest Steve Wyatt married Cathleen Magennis Virginia’s secretary of economic development in Richmond Virginia. Photos from 1992 showed Wyatt with Sarah Duchess of York in a London flat sparking press speculation of romance. Wyatt is the son of socialite Lynn Wyatt and stepson of oilman Oscar Wyatt and helped introduce the duchess to John Bryan the financier linked to the topless photos.
Charlie Daniels plans a $300 million Western World Theme Park on a 3000 acre site near New Port Richey, about 20 miles north of Tampa. The project aims to draw tourists with country music flair and western attractions, per the Nashville Banner report. Associated Press and Gannett News Service contributed.
A reader in Arizona 85210 asks about reproducing portions of a city or state law see reproduction rights and potential restrictions. The inquiry focuses on legal permissions and limitations for copying text from official documents and public records.
California to New York pieces reveal criminals profiting from notoriety. Manson earns royalties as a songwriter and sells T shirts bearing his image. Gacy paints, with prices from five hundred to five thousand dollars, while Buttafuoco stars in a rock video. Laws since 1991 limit profits from crime, though cases vary by state.
Nashville tolls the passing of Grand Ole Opry singer David Houston at 57 after a brain aneurysm. Grammy winner for Almost Persuaded in 1966, he joined the Opry in 1972 and co starred with Barbara Mandrell in the early 1970s. He recorded My Elusive Dreams with Tammy Wynette in 1967. He lived in Kenner Louisiana and last performed November 6.
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