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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1994
Page
2
Shirley MacLaine says she is no longer out on a limb and that many ideas she warned about a decade ago are now mainstream. The film star promotes self-esteem, joking she would create a Cabinet post for it if she ran the government.
Winona Ryder tells Rolling Stone she once felt acting was shallow yet grew to accept fame while reflecting on The Age of Innocence and her real life role in the Polly Klaas case. She notes she offered a $200,000 reward for Polly Klaas's return from Petaluma, California.
George Jones teams with ex-wife Tammy Wynette for a duet project marking their first collaboration since 1980. The Nashville set will feature Wynette alongside Dolly Parton Linda Ronstadt Emmylou Harris and others including Travis Tritt and Vince Gill. Their historic duets include Two Story House Near You and Golden Ring.
Sophia Loren sobs with joy as she receives the Golden Bear for lifetime achievement at Berlin. The veteran star, whose 40 year career spans about 70 films, credits her success to loving her craft and will appear in Robert Altman's Pret a Porter.
REO Speedwagon bass guitarist Bruce Hall sued Ernst & Young in 1990 alleging the firm mismanaged his money. A Los Angeles jury sided with Hall, saying the accountants failed to disclose large tax liabilities and told him he was a millionaire when he was actually broke, awarding $688000.
Regis Philbin, 60, promotes Regis Philbin: My Personal Workout after revealing a heart artery blockage diagnosed last year. He says he avoided aerobic exercise before following his doctor’s orders and urges others to start training, noting he never jogged or used a Stairmaster prior to his recovery. The story notes his Live with Regis and Kathie Lee role and cites People magazine with AP contribution.
Butterfield & Butterfield will auction Elvis Presley memorabilia June 18 and 19 in Las Vegas with previews in New York London Los Angeles and San Francisco. Highlights include Elvis wedding band a 1969 Mercedes Benz limo a signed AmEx card and his Tupelo home deed with certificates of authenticity for each item.
At the sixth National Fiery Foods Show in Albuquerque, Buddy Taylor of Gator Hammock in Florida showcases his gator sauce among 125 booths. Exhibitors from across the country compare spicy recipes while Pep Pers of Dewey Beach touts a vast hot sauce collection and a West Indian Hot Flambeau claim.
This Week with David Brinkley on ABC features Lord David Owen Warren Christopher Muhamed Sacirbey and Radovan Karadzic discussing Bosnia. Meet the Press on NBC covers Bosnia with Senators Simon and Bradley. Late Edition on CNN focuses on deadline in Bosnia with Madeleine Albright and Lord Owen. Face the Nation on CBS is pre empted by Olympic programming.
A news blurb notes an estimated jackpot of 1 million dollars and provides a call line 898-5665 press 1999 to confirm if there was a winner. The brief lacks names, dates, or locations but invites readers to verify the outcome by phone.
Today marks February 20 the 51st day of 1004 with 314 days left in the year. In 1809 the U S Supreme Court affirmed federal power over states. In Arizona history 1925 construction finished on Mormon Flat Dam and Saguaro Lake began filling.
News briefs report a Shawnee woman robbed at gunpoint by a young black man who returned the money and apologized, saying he did not want her to think all black people are bad. In Ontario, St Thomas Day Nursery suffered four burglaries stealing only dirty disposable diapers. In Kinsey, Ala., Diana Brook Smith faces charges for grave tampering tied to a 1990 death.
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