Jerry Brown Planned Radio Talk Show with Oakland Studio
Former California governor and 2008 presidential candidate Jerry Brown buys a warehouse in Oakland to house a syndicated two hour daily show. He plans a year of renovations and seeks a temporary Oakland studio to launch January 31. The program, an alternative to Rush Limbaugh, will air on Talk America Radio Network with about fifty stations expected nationwide.
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Janet Jackson concert cancels Virginia inaugural ball
Fireworks heavy show at Richmond Coliseum forces cancellation of one of Governor-elect George Allen’s three inaugural balls. Officials feared inadequate time to reset after Friday night concert. Spokeswoman Melissa Herring said the move saves money on overtime and decorations by avoiding the event.
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Celebrity home for sale with famous name appeal
The 3,500 square foot Santa Monica Mountains house near Beverly Hills once owned by Michael Douglas is listed for 1.8 million. Heidi Fleiss, 27, is linked to the property as the daughter of Dr. Paul Fleiss who has owned it since July 1992. She was indicted last fall on pandering and narcotics charges for allegedly running a Call girl ring serving prominent Hollywood figures.
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Quayle dedicates California church amid calls for values
Former Vice President Dan Quayle dedicated the Lancaster Baptist Church in California on a Sunday service. He urged 2,800 attendees to preserve family values and to bring religion into all areas of American life while decrying what he called bigotry against conservative Christians.
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Real World alum Jon Brennan seeks country music career
Jon Brennan, known from MTV's The Real World, aims for a real music career. The country singer has enlisted manager Ken Stilts, same as Wynonna Judd, to shop a five-song demo to Music.
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Star for Sophia Loren at Palm Springs ceremony
Sophia Loren waved to fans as a star was unveiled in downtown Palm Springs during the Palm Springs International Film Festival. Johnny Grant served as master of ceremonies. The Nashville Banner notes the event and brief behind the scenes remarks by Brennan about MTV reality filming in Los Angeles.
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Baldwin and Basinger Weather Storms With Strong Bond
Alec Baldwin anchors support for Kim Basinger amid career scrutiny and a high profile breach of contract case. In Redbook she recalls their four year courtship, marriage last August, and how love and resilience have helped them endure rumors and public backlash.
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Actress Louise Fletcher Helps Break Ground for Deaf Church
Louise Fletcher attended the ground breaking in Birmingham Alabama for a new St Johns Church for the Deaf building, honoring her Episcopalian parents who founded the deaf congregation more than 60 years ago. She noted her father admired helping deaf people through speaking and sign language, and she once used sign language on television to thank her late parents after winning an Academy Award.
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Friends remember Tip ONeill at funeral in Cambridge
At St. John the Evangelist Church in Cambridge mourners salute former House Speaker Thomas ONeill 81 who died Wednesday after cancer and a heart attack. Politicians including Carter Ford Gore Moakley attend as friends recall a bear of a man who loved to laugh and serve.
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Tip” O’neill
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Animated Proposal Stuns Denver Theater Crowd
Elizabeth Rosenblum encountered a 12 minute cartoon proposal by Michael Trujillo, shown before Farewell My Concubine. The animation features a cake wearing groom and a plea to marry. Surrounded by about 200 viewers, Rosenblum cried and said yes, and the couple left before the film began.
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Smoking hazards first warned by U S Surgeon General
Today in history notes Luther Terry issued the first government report linking smoking to health risks in 1964. It also recalls 1908 as the establishment of Grand Canyon National Monument in Arizona.
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Arm Gag Robber Convicted in Missouri Case
In Columbia, Elmer Tatum, 35, was convicted of robbery after a jury accepted a witness account of a disguise using a large black garbage bag with a single arm hole. Tatum’s left arm was amputated long ago. In Massachusetts, Michael Wright and Steven Bean, both 18, confessed to a gas station robbery while hospitalized for shoulder wounds from each other.
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