Dole defers SNL hosting over rehearsal demands
Senate minority leader Bob Dole of Kansas says he cannot commit to Saturday Night Live due to four days of rehearsal required for the show. He would consider a cameo but requires knowledge of planned skits to avoid off color material.
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Billy Joel Drops Several Hits From Repertoire
Billy Joel says he has stopped performing Just the Way You Are Tell Her About It and Uptown Girl as he tires of them. At an Albany concert he played Purple Haze by Jimi Hendrix, saying Hendrix was a major idol and a piano player can admire guitarists.
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Arnolds donate 10000 to Red Cross for Northridge quake relief
Tom and Roseanne Arnold contribute ten thousand dollars to the American Red Cross Disaster Relief Fund to aid Northridge quake victims. The donation supports immediate relief like shelter, food, medical supplies and transportation as the Red Cross continues rebuilding efforts.
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Montel Williams Presses Moral Decline Address at Oakland Univ
Syndicated host Montel Williams warned of declining morality in America during a talk to about 1,000 people at Oakland University Rochester Mich He blamed the shift on religion being kept out of schools and urged a return to spirituality patriotism family and hard work He urged action and even staged a provocative moment by mockingly pointing a gun at a student in the audience while saying he hoped to provoke anger and action
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Celebration marks 25th anniversary of Tinont' Ret Prodi Presidential Inauguration
The event honors a quarter century since the Tinont' Ret Prodi inauguration with attendees praising progress and long service. Officials acknowledge milestones achieved and outline future goals for national development and unity.
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Letterman Toll Hero: Phyllis McQuillan Saves Day
CBS star David Letterman faced a $1.50 toll on the Henry Hudson Bridge after misplacing his money. Phyllis McQuillan, a CBS Radio employee traveling the same route, lent the cash to cover both tolls. Letterman later reimbursed her with pink roses and a thank you note.
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Jones Film Delays Shoot At Rickwood Field
Tommy Lee Jones delays Cobb filming after ankle injury at Rickwood Field in Birmingham Alabama. Publicist John Montgomery says the injury slight and filming won't resume until at least mid March. Cobb era ballplayer Ty Cobb is portrayed by Jones in the Nevada shoot. Rickwood Field, opened 1910, is touted as the nation’s oldest ballpark.
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Conan OBrien eyes casino plan as backup confidence quest
Conan OBrien says he hopes to stay on air long enough to reveal his true self and may backstop with owning a casino if needed. He notes a desire to shed self consciousness and perform 100 percent, then decide.
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College disciplinary choice angers women's groups and critics
Leslie Wolfe of the Center for Women Policy Studies in Washington, D C says a suburban college bungled its response to sexual harassment by offering a free semester at a private institute. The move drew backlash from women's groups and others who saw it as a weak stand. Columbia University rejected a student who hoped to enroll this term citing an unsatisfactory record, with the student defending his conduct amid questions of threats.
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Golden Globes to go on after quake in Beverly Hills
The 51st Golden Globe Awards will proceed despite the Northridge quake and aftershocks that hit the Beverly Hilton. Producer Ken Shapiro said precautions were taken with triple-chained lights and a steel structure, ensuring safety for the telecast by TBS. The Foreign Press Association will award drama, comedy, and musical categories, with nominations including The Age of Innocence In the Name of the Father and Remains of the Day.
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Anzio landings mark WWII advance highlighted today
Today recalls 1944 Allied landings at Anzio Italy as a pivotal World War II moment. Also note Arizona memorial crash in 1903 near Vail Station that killed 22 and wounded 45 passengers.
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Proving a Point Leads to 20 Year Prison Term
In November, Carmen Friedewald-Hill, 26, was sentenced to 20 years in Frederick Maryland for shooting her boyfriend Ryan Gesner to death during an argument over who was more.
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