Paul Hill seeks appeal over Guildford Four murder conviction
Paul Hill and his wife Courtney Kennedy arrived in Belfast as Hill prepares for an appeal hearing challenging his 1974 murder conviction. Hill, jailed 15 years for bombing pub attacks as part of the Guildford Four, was freed in 1989 after doctored police evidence led to overturning the verdict. He aims to use similar evidence to clear his name. Kennedy is the daughter of the late U S Senator Robert F Kennedy.
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Roseanne inks 3 year deal with ABC and Carsey-Werner
ABC and Carsey-Werner reach a three-year pact to continue Roseanne Arnold and the popular sitcom airing at 8 p m Tuesdays on KTVK TV Channel 3. The deal keeps Roseanne on the air amid rumors about Arnold leaving after The Jackie Thomas Show cancellation.
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Media baron buys Armendaris Ranch near Socorro
Ted Turner purchases the 500 square mile Armendaris Ranch in New Mexico for more than 10.5 million dollars, land once owned by the king of Spain and William Randolph Hearst. The sale, handled by lawyer James Loughren, links Turner to nearby Ladder Ranch and lacks immediate plans.
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Country stars back up Maverick film soundtrack session
Backed by a star packed lineup of country singers in Nashville, Caniel Gibson James Garner and Jodie Foster recorded Amazing Grace for the Maverick soundtrack. Reba McEntire Vince Gill Clint Black Amy Grant Tammy Wynette Tracy Lawrence Waylon Jennings and others provided vocal help during the studio session.
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Magician Copperfield Helps Boyfriend Propose On Stage
At a Boston show David Copperfield invited Patti Renkainen on stage to assist him. Her boyfriend Jack Arone then joined, Copperfield handed him the microphone, and Arone dropped to one knee proposing during the performance.
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Gore Christmas cards reveal postal delays during holidays
Vice President Al Gore heads a national efficiency task force yet 95 000 Christmas cards mailed December 10 faced slow delivery. Knoxville Mayor Victor Ashe and Sentinel staff received cards, Gore aide Jeff Teague blames the post office, while officials say they will investigate.
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Coronado's 1540 Arizona expedition opened Grand Canyon visits
In 1540 Francisco Vasquez de Coronado began the first European exploration of present day Arizona. His trek reached the Grand Canyon and Hopi villages, marking the region's initial European contact.
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Harvard criminologists honored by new analysis of Gluecks work
Northeastern professor John Laub computerized and reanalyzed the 1 000 delinquent boys study by Eleanor and Sheldon Glueck at Harvard. The project, using hundreds of files, yields Crime in the Making and argues reform comes from attachment to structured institutions.
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TV Technician Killed in CNN Broadcast Van Accident
CNN on assignment technician Al Battle, 37, died in Alexandria Virginia when a microwave dish struck a wire as he raised the antenna mast inside a CNN broadcast van outside the federal courthouse. Potomac Television Services Corp. crew provided the services. AP photographer Mark Wilson reported the incident.
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Fraudulent fertility doctor goes to prison
Cecil Jacobson, a Virginia fertility doctor, was imprisoned for five years after being convicted of fraud for using his own sperm to impregnate patients. He reported to Florence federal prison, two years after sentencing, while appeals dwindle and a Supreme Court bid awaits. He allegedly fathered up to 70 children between 1976 and 1988.
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