Prince Charles Contemplates Tattoo During Australian Visit
The prince visited a homeless youth refuge in Sydney's Surry Hills and recalled nearly getting a tattoo during Royal Navy service. He talked with a former drug addict about tattoos and said he never followed through. The 12 day tour aims to bolster his popularity in Australia and Britain.
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Brady Kid Turns Country With Marcia Brady Star In Tune
Maureen McCormick, 37, the Brady Bunch actress who played Marcia, is pursuing country music telling The Tennessean she loves storytelling in songs. She notes past solo album work in the 1970s and touring Brady kids briefly as a group despite some tone deaf crowds.
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Billy Joel concert in Richfield postponed due to kidney stones
The River of Dreams singer Joel Billy Joel canceled Sunday and postponed Monday’s sold out show at the Coliseum in Richfield Ohio after being diagnosed with kidney stones. He was advised to rest and fans were told to watch for updates from his team.
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JFK Jr to host Heart of the City on PBS NYC
John F Kennedy Jr will host a New York City PBS affiliate series about unsung heroes this spring on WNYC TV. The half hour program will feature three or four segments per episode with Kennedy pro bono after leaving the Manhattan district attorney’s office last July. He has taped introductions and offered suggestions while praising helpers, including a bike transport group linked to his interests.
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Schell denies harassment claim over breast compliment
Maximilian Schell says his remarks about a former executive’s breasts were compliments, while Diana Botsford sues claiming graphic comments and an invitation to bathe together. He laments the century of studies on the female bosom and calls the situation a sad day for lovers of art.
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Sills becomes Lincoln Center chairwoman the first artist leader
Beverly Sills, 64, elected Monday as chairwoman of Lincoln Center becoming the first woman and first artist to hold the post at New York's largest performing arts complex. The Brooklyn native led the New York City Opera from 1980 to 1990 and propelled American opera to international prominence.
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Trampled Fan Sues Marky Mark Over Stage Invasion
Sandra Gessner of Lewiston Maine sues rapper Marky Mark after a crowd rush at a Portland Expo show left her wheelchair bound and unable to care for herself. Her attorney Malcolm Lyons says the 26 year old has arthritis and seeks unspecified damages from Mark and promoters. The suit alleges the performer invited the crowd to rush the stage when he danced in his underwear a year ago.
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Officials seek repeal of 1961 Cold War succession law
South Dakota lawmakers move to erase a 1961 law requiring them to name replacements if disabled in a nuclear attack. The House State Affairs Committee endorsed repeal 12-1, arguing the Cold War era rule is outdated as most legislators no longer comply. Some fear renewed danger the law could mitigate.
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Wheelchair too slow to be hazard in drunken driving case
OSLO Norway A man accused of drunken driving won his case after a Moss court ruled that his electric wheelchair moving at about 4 mph was not a hazard. Roar Karlsen had left a bar after six beers and argued he could operate it despite drinking. Police tested his blood alcohol and fined him about 660 dollars, which he refused to pay. The judge said a car would be unsafe but the slow wheelchair posed no hazard.
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Big Bang renaming contest ends without winner
Sky and Telescope judges rejected all 13 099 entries to replace the Big Bang nickname coined by Fred Hoyle. Proposals ranged from Super Seed to The Grand Expansion and MOM while no prize was offered.
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Sky & Telescope
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First Australian settlers land at Sydney in 1788
Today notes the landing of Captain Arthur Phillip leading 700 convicts to Sydney marking the first European settlement in Australia in 1788. It also notes Crown Prince Saud of Saudi Arabia touring Arizona's Salt River Valley in 1947 for agricultural development ideas.
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Arthur Phillip
Sydney
England
Arizona
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Saudi Arabia
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