Dave's mom to interview Hillary Clinton at Lillehammer Olympics
Dorothy Letterman, mother of David Letterman, will interview first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton in Lillehammer as she covers the Winter Olympics for the Late Show. The CBS spokeswoman notes the format and duration are undecided, with nightly reports through Feb. 25 on KTSP-TV.
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Aretha Franklin Balances Fame With Everyday Chores
Aretha Franklin, a 15 time Grammy winner with 58 albums and 17 Top 10 singles, says in Vanity Fair she still does housework and grocery shopping in Detroit at Farmer Jack on 12th Street. She has stopped smoking and her new single A Deeper Love shows stronger high notes as she prepares for a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award.
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DiMaggio Declares Williams Greatest Hitter Ever
Joe DiMaggio calls Ted Williams the greatest hitter he ever saw while attending the Ted Williams Retrospective Museum and Library dedication in Hernando Florida. DiMaggio notes there were other great hitters he did not see but says Williams topped all from 1936 to today.
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Fugitive Katherine Power reveals hidden life after Boston shooting
Katherine Ann Power describes 23 years living as a fugitive and her suicide thoughts during an ABC 2020 interview with Barbara Walters. She helped a revolutionary group that killed Patrolman Walter Schroeder in Boston in 1970, then turned herself in last year and began an eight to 12 year prison term. Power recalls fleeing after the fatal bank shooting and expresses horror at causing a human death, saying the secret was crushing and drove her to flee.
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Pardoned death-row dog leaves jail in New Jersey
Taro the 110 pound Akita walked from Bergen County Jail Annex in a rare pardon case. Gov Whitman lifted the death sentence in January, with conditions that the dog spend life outside New Jersey and that new owners cover future costs. Longtime owner Lonnie Lehrer and wife Sandy welcomed the outcome amid a crowd of reporters.
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Dara Torres Gowen retires to pursue modeling career
Double Olympic gold medal swimmer Dara Torres Gowen announces retirement at 26 in New York. The Milford, Connecticut native says an appearance in Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue inspired her to join the Trouble in NY modeling agency. She also shares the world record in the 400 meter freestyle relay.
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Thatcher rejects New World Order at ASU lecture
Former British prime minister says there is no New World Order and urges Anglo American leadership to defend liberty and democracy. She commends the West for willing military action against Bosnian Serb forces besieging Sarajevo, warning that inaction will haunt them.
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Mardi Gras Posters Boost Harry Connick Jr Collectibles
First edition Mardi Gras posters feature 1 500 numbered and signed prints by Harry Connick Jr. Each poster shows floats from the Orpheus parade debuting Monday night. Gallery owner Enoch Bordelon says the items are instant collectors pieces priced at sixty dollars amid about 70 city parades before Mardi Gras Tuesday.
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Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Diagnosed With Non Hodgkin’s Lymphoma
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, 64, has non Hodgkin's lymphoma treated with chemotherapy for about a month. A family spokeswoman says the disease is in an early stage, treatment is ongoing, and the prognosis is optimistic. Onassis continues work as a senior editor at Doubleday, maintaining her routine.
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Gun expert demonstrates firing pencil from gun
Expert witness Stephen Barlow testified for the prosecution in a Salt Lake City murder case. He showed the weapon could not discharge from accidental jarring by placing a pencil in the barrel and triggering it. The gun fired the pencil in two demonstrations. The defendant then pleaded guilty to manslaughter.
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Arizona Lotto Draw Yields No Win For $5.1 Million
Wednesday's Arizona Lotto result shows no top prize winner with numbers 22 23 36 37 38 40. Accumulated payouts include six numbers none. five numbers across 76 tickets worth $1,250 each. four numbers 3,152 tickets at $63. and three numbers 48,668 tickets at $2.
Gerrymandering origins highlighted in 1812 history note
Today marks February 11 1994 with a look back at 1812 when the Massachusetts Legislature under Governor Gerry approved a redistricting law that favored his party, coining the term gerrymandering. Also noted is Phoenix's 1922 first Maricopa County Chamber of Commerce meeting.
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