Doherty says she quit Beverly Hills 90210 not fired
Shannen Doherty tells TV Guide she left Beverly Hills 90210 by mutual decision with producer Aaron Spelling, citing a desire for marriage and a smaller work load. She plans a movie and to focus on her husband Ashley Hamilton. Bill Wyman and Suzanne Accosta expect a baby late next summer in London, his spokesman says.
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Evangelist Billy Graham opens four day crusade in Tokyo
Evangelist Billy Graham began a four day crusade in Japan with a basic explanation of Christianity. Parkinson's disease patient, Graham, 75, said he chose Japan for this year's only foreign crusade due to its growing international role while noting wide spiritual emptiness despite Japan's prosperity. About 20,000 gathered in Tokyo Dome to hear the 16th century Christian message as fewer than 1 percent of Japan's 124 million people are active Christians. Tom Arnold's CBS series Tom is taking Hearts Afire's time slot, with producer Harry commenting on the move.
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Duchess of York entertains runaways in Hong Kong visit
The Duchess of York, in Hong Kong, joked with teenage runaways about romance and her waistline, urging them to get on with life. She toured a home for runaways and a center for Down syndrome patients, exchanged light remarks about boys, and declined tea biscuits.
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Thomason cites CBS shock over Hearts Afire shift
Thomason said the Hearts Afire schedule move from mid April to a later slot was to be announced later. Arnold spoke during a TV critics tour and Thomason said there were no hard feelings after the remarks.
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Checker to pursue country music career at 52
Chubby Checker plans a shift to country music, saying he will assault the country market and follow his late love for the genre. He rose to fame in the 1960s with The Twist and other hits. The Associated Press contributed.
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Man buys heavy pickup with a ton of quarters saved
Paul Brant of Lafayette Indiana bought a 1994 Dodge Ramp-ton diesel pickup paid with 93600 in quarters worth 23400 dollars. Brant weighs and counts loose change with banks counting the coins for the sale. He has about 9000 to 10000 more dollars in quarters left and plans to buy a new car later this year.
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Country stars launch AIDS awareness drive breaks silence
Washington reports country music figures including George Jones and Mary Chapin Carpenter launch a nationwide AIDS education campaign titled Break the Silence. The 30 second TV spot features 46 stars from Garth Brooks to Tammy Wynette, with print radio and TV ads across CBS NBC ABC Fox TNT and more. News outlets Rolling Stone Country Music and Ted Turner's WTBS carry spots and 3 000 radio stations receive audio messages.
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Bush in China for 1st time since 89 visit
Former President George Bush returned to China for a private five day visit as a guest of the government. He was greeted by Vice Foreign Minister Liu Hongqiu and avoided press coverage to avoid influencing the U S tariff debate.
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Today in History January 14 highlights and events
Today in history for Friday January 14 notes key events including the 1784 ratification of the treaty ending the war with England, the 1868 Camp Willow Grove establishment to protect the Fort Mohave to Fort Whipple road, the 1952 NBC Today debut with Dave Garroway, and Tito's 1953 election as Yugoslavia president.
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Maine Supreme Court Rejects Damages Appeal Over Eel Incident
In August the Maine Supreme Court denied Douglas Merrill’s appeal seeking damages from Central Maine Power for a 1976 incident in which he was badly burned while attempting to cook an eel using a live electrical line at a Maine Power substation.
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Arizona Lotto Result for Wednesday Draw
Keyece reports no overall winner for Wednesday's Arizona Lotto game. Six numbers drawn 1 5 24 25 32 35 yielded no jackpot winner worth 5 million dollars. Five numbers matched by 68 tickets, four numbers by 3 461 tickets, and three numbers by 53 920 tickets with respective prizes.
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