Quayle Teases Spelling Book With 1992 Election Chapter
Dan Quayle unveiled a book idea at an Indianapolis luncheon featuring a chapter on how to lose an election. He cites Sununu’s resignation, Weinberger’s Iran Contra indictment, and Bush’s Japan incident as examples, blaming Republicans for letting Clinton set the 1992 agenda. He noted Republicans mostly caused their defeat by adopting opponents’ issues.
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Culkin Named Richie Rich For New Warner Bros Film
Macaulay Culkin will portray the extremely rich boy Richie Rich in a Warner Bros project. Production is set to begin next spring with Donald Petrie directing. Bruce Berman of Warner Bros. praises Culkin to blend mischief innocence and wit for the role.
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Guitarist claims Jackson copied megahits in court
Reynaud Jones testified in a Los Angeles court that Michael Jackson plagiarized parts of Thriller The Girl Is Mine and We Are the World from a 1977 tape left with Joseph Jackson. He sues Jackson Joseph Quincy Richie Temperton with defense saying similarities are snatches of common melodies.
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LaToya Jackson questions on Michael's alleged abuse
LaToya Jackson suggested she believed Michael Jackson abused children and denounced remaining silent at a Tel Aviv press conference. Her manager husband Jack Gordon claimed Michael threatened to kill LaToya and twice tried to kidnap her to stop disclosures.
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Today in History December 9 1993 and notable events
On December 9 historians note milestones from 1854 when Tennyson published The Charge of the Light Brigade in poetry, to 1918 when Mesas residents sought a new county including Chandler Gilbert Tempe, to 1608 Milton’s birth, 1892 Shaw’s Widowers Houses premiere, 1907 Christmas Seals sales for tuberculosis, and 1940 British troops’ first major North Africa offensive.
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Planet Hollywood opens at Mall of America in Minnesota
Stars attend premier as Planet Hollywood debuts at the Mall of America in Bloomington. Arnold Schwarzenegger Sylvester Stallone Bruce Willis and Demi Moore are to be present with Willis leading a performance by The Red Devils. Notables on the guest list include Wesley Snipes Evander Holyfield Patrick Swayze Whoopi Goldberg Don Johnson Jean-Claude Van Damme Danny Glover Luke Perry and Hammer.
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Trading cards and bric a brac flood Capitol Hill offices
Interest groups flood congressional offices with gimmicks from trading cards to wine baskets. The National Education Association distributes a full set of trading cards showing lawmakers with state and party details. Anonymity says coffee mugs and caps are the era's coin of the realm as offices resemble flea markets for logo items.
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Clinton comforts girl as ponytail burns near Oval Office
President Bill Clinton helps soothe 6 year old Ilana Kattan after a ponytail dipped into a candle flame during a Hanukkah observance with Roman children at the White House. Secret Service quickly checked the scene while journalists watched.
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Bono Enters California Lieutenant Governor Race With Support
Sonny Bono launches a bid for California lieutenant governor backed by Bruce Herschenson who will chair the campaign. The Orange County Register notes Herschenson, who defeated Bono for a Senate nomination last year, praises Bono’s practical approach. Bono, 58, says an official announcement will come next month.
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Dead German Tourist name dropped from Miami show
A Tampa rock band called The Dead German Tourist had its Hard Rock Cafe Miami gig canceled after city complaints about the provocative name. The band was to perform Friday as part of a bill that included songs like Sticky Miss Vicky and Janet Reno. Ross Reback of the Ron and Ron Radio Network defended the decision. The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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Taxing health plan settles murder case in Comanche County
In October Comanche County Oklahoma voters approved a $179000 tax increase to settle a lawsuit by Luis Angel-Rivera a convicted murderer who claimed county officials refused medical care after he was jailed diagnosed with cancer A dissenting commissioner said life threatening conditions might drive crime for free treatment. SHARP MOVE: In June an Iowa judge found former dishwasher Tom Schneckloth eligible for unemployment benefits after quitting a Glenwood restaurant amid owners Kathy and Dan Smiths frequent fights sometimes throwing kitchen knives endangering staff.
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