Queen Silvia Turns 50 Amid Royal Stockholm Birthday
Swedish Queen Silvia marks half a century with a cake blowout at the Royal Palace in Stockholm. King Carl XVI Gustaf and royal siblings watch as industrialist Peter Walleberg gifts a swimming pool planned for installation at the Drottningholm residence.
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Van Damme calls sexual assault suit totally without merit
Actor Jean Claude Van Damme dismisses a lawsuit alleging he coerced a woman during filming. The suit, filed in New Orleans, also targets his trainer and another woman for allegedly conspiring in a sexual trap. The claimant, reportedly the trainer’s girlfriend at the time, seeks unspecified damages.
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Philippine to reauction Imelda Marcos mansion in Beverly Hills
Philippine officials plan a new sale of the Beverly Hills mansion once owned by Imelda Marcos. The property previously failed to sell in 1991 at 6.5 million dollars. This time Marcos asking price is under 2 million dollars after Julio Bertuben announced the bid. The house, once linked to Charlie Chaplin, was seized after Ferdinand Marcos’s 1986 ouster.
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Oak Ridge Boys fill in for late backup singer tonight and Saturday
Duane Allen will sing tonight and Richard Sterban will perform Saturday for the Oak Ridge Boys as temporary backups following the death of a Grand Ole Opry backup singer last week. Kathy Gangwisch, the group's spokeswoman, announced the arrangements.
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Don DeFore, Hazel actor, dies at 80 in California
Don DeFore, famed for Hazel as George Baxter and neighbor Thorny Thornberry on Ozzie & Harriet, died at 80 after a cardiac arrest. He led the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences in 1954 and advised Reagan era Peace Corps efforts, with a career spanning film, stage, and TV from the 1950s to the 1980s.
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Three Women Arrested After Aug. 13 Shoplifting Spree
In Taylorsville North Carolina police detained three women for a one night shoplifting binge on August 13. One suspect allegedly smuggled a videocassette recorder in her shorts waistband while another allegedly concealed 57 packs of cigarettes in her bra and exited a store.
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Rye Arizona Lotto Draw No Winner Report
Results from Wednesday's Arizona Lotto show no jackpot winner. Six numbers were drawn as 6 23 33 34 40 42. Prize payout included 27 tickets with five numbers worth $1590 and 1,367 tickets with four numbers worth $66 each.
War of 1812 ends with Treaty of Ghent signed
Christmas Eve dates the halt of hostilities as the United States and Britain finalize the War of 1812 by signing the Treaty of Ghent in Belgium. In Arizona, 1926 federal funds paid Southern Pacific Railroad to relocate 15 miles of track for Coolidge Dam construction.
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Jackson lawyers to fight admittance of nude photos
Jackson defense preps to exclude nude photos from evidence in the civil molestation case. Attorney Johnnie Cochran Jr says admissibility will be litigated later. The trial date is set for March 21 amid a wave of tabloid coverage and a televised statement by Jackson describing a humiliating body search.
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Sisters Abby and Ann address same topic on same day
On Monday Abby Van Buren and Ann Landers both write about a mother billed for her son's organ donations. The sisters insist they did not collaborate though coincidences arise from readers sending duplicate letters. A Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel report noted the hospital bill confusion and clarified organ donation programs cover costs.
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Teen given five life terms for thefts and holdups
Mathew Lee Viets, 18, who sought probation after pleading guilty to stealing jackets from two middle school students at gunpoint and committing two robberies and two home burglaries, was sentenced by District Judge Mike Machado to five life terms to run concurrently. Kazen said there was no plea bargain.
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Manson victim's son laments royalties from song
Bar tek Frykowski, son of a Manson victim, said royalties from a Guns N' Roses track written by Charles Manson won’t ease the pain. Geffen Records plans to pay about 60000 dollars for every million copies sold of The Spaghetti Incident to avoid royalties. Guns N' Roses claimed it did not know Manson authored Look at Your Game Girl and may not profit.
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