Former President Carter hosts ski weekend for charity in Colorado
Former President Jimmy Carter and Rosalynn Carter host a ski weekend in Crested Butte, Colorado to benefit The Atlanta Project. They are surrounded by about 20 Future Force students from Atlanta as they prepare to hit the slopes Thursday. The charity aims to develop new solutions to inner city problems.
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Beach Boys settle suit between Mike Love and Brian Wilson
The Beach Boys dispute ends with a settlement between Mike Love and cousin Brian Wilson over co writing credits for California Girls Good Vibrations Surfin USA and I Get Around. Terms were not disclosed and another royalties suit by Love remains ongoing with a trial set for April 26.
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Jackson court tape sells in Denver amid copyright case
In federal court testimony Jackson sings bits of Dangerous and Billie Jean on a 50 minute cassette now sold for 15 dollars. Clerk James Manspeaker notes the item is a public record not copyrighted. The Denver songwriter’s $40 million suit over Dangerous was vindicated by the jury.
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Nabors Recuperating After Liver Transplant Surgery
Actor Jim Nabors is recovering well after a liver transplant performed February 14 at UCLA Medical Center. He left the hospital in good condition and was expected to stay a month but checked out early, with officials saying doctors were pleased with his recovery. Nabors has said hepatitis B destroyed his liver after contracting it years ago in India.
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Spielberg honored in New York for guiding film as informer
Steven Spielberg, director of Schindler's List, was honored in New York by the American Museum of the Moving Image. He said filmmakers must inform as well as entertain. The event drew actors and industry leaders at a hotel tribute.
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O Connor reveals suicide attempt at last September VMA night
Sinead O Connor told ABC Radio News she tried to kill herself after the MTV Video Music Awards by taking sleeping pills and vodka. Peter Gabriel and two men checked on her in a Los Angeles hotel room before leaving, and she says she later took more tablets. Gabriel said she had not told them she was contemplating death.
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Startle Disease Linked to Genetic Cause Says Expert
Neurologist Dr. Angelika Hahn of the University of Western Ontario told The Associated Press in November that a genetic cause has been found for startle disease. The condition makes victims overreact when startled, causing stiffness and falls, with fractures from inability to break their falls.
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History highlights for February 26, 1994
On this date in 1951 the 22nd Amendment limited presidents to two terms. In Arizona history, 1908 saw a prominent citizen gathering in Douglas to discuss the city’s future. Also in 1919 Congress established Grand Canyon National Park in Arizona.
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KDKB jocks sign 5-year deal for Phoenix show
Tim Scott and Mark Derringer renew five year contracts at Sandusky Radio's KDKB 93.3 FM through 1999. The Morning Guys helped boost ratings in the 25 to 54 demographic and brought stability after several host changes. The move follows Sandusky’s planned purchase of KUPD.
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Lodge charter axed after bias complaint in Moose case
Moose International stripped the charter of its largest lodge in Hagerstown after a vote denying Black member James Yates. The 1.7 million member group cited repeated violations of laws and policies, while Yates filed a federal discrimination suit in Baltimore.
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NBC apologizes for SNL raunchy guest host Martin Lawrence
NBC executive Don Ohlmeyer apologized for last week’s SNL show with Martin Lawrence and said the program would not be repeated on NBC even in edited form. He noted the jokes prompted numerous viewer complaints and said NBC is exploring safeguards against ad libbed comments while preserving live aspects of the show.
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