Kimberly Mays runs away from home at age 15 shelter
Kimberly Mays, the girl at the center of a five year baby swap custody case, spent the night at the YMCA Youth Shelter in Sarasota after running away from her family home. A family spokeswoman said the pressures of the legal battle with her biological parents remain. Attorney George Russ noted the case is not a catalyst and said the teen is facing typical teenage issues.
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No Excuses taps young actors resembling Little Rascals
In Los Angeles on Tuesday No Excuses jeans announced a nationwide talent search winners to find actors who resemble the original Little Rascals. Cast includes Ross Bagley Blake Collins Jordan Warhol Blake Ewing Brittany Ashton Holmes Courtland Mead Travis Tedford Bug Hall Kevin Woods Zachary Mabry and Sam Saletta. No Excuses says it wants universal appeal and has no plans to use Tonya Harding for the campaign.
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Allende warns memoirs would be lies not truths
Chilean author Isabel Allende says she cannot separate reality from fantasy and would not write her memoirs. She spoke Tuesday at the University of Colorado during International Women's Week, noting 40 years to build self-esteem after a strict Catholic upbringing and exile following her uncle President Allende's death. A film adaptation of The House of the Spirits stars Meryl Streep and Jeremy Irons is due later this year. A Steven Spielberg project intends 11 youths from Our Gang to revive Little Rascals with Penelope Spheeris directing.
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Widow Betty Shabazz Urges Youth to Prepare for Racism’s End
Betty Shabazz, Malcolm X’s widow, told Brandeis University students that the 21st century must be prepped for a world without racism. She warned that progress is slow since 1965 and urged youth to get involved. She noted rising violence and called for change, joined by a Crown Heights rabbi amid historic Black Jewish tensions.
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Princess Anne Makes Historic Hanoi Visit in Vietnam Tour
Princess Anne, first British royal to visit Vietnam, arrives in Hanoi as part of an international tour that began February 22. She serves as president of Save The Children Fund UK, which has worked in Vietnam for three years. Vietnamese Foreign Minister Nguyen Manh Cam welcomes her warmly before her next stop in Hong Kong.
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Hush-a-Bye Baby Club in England Details Revealed
The London Independent reports a southern England club where adult male members dress as female infants and call themselves Baby Michelle or Baby Cathy. Mummy Clare runs the venue charging about 110 dollars nightly, 140 for nonmembers, including baby food milk and diaper service. Spanking adds seven dollars.
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Today in History March 3 Highlights and Arizona Battle
On March 3 1931 The Star Spangled Banner became the U S national anthem In Arizona history 1913 troops from the 9th U S Cavalry battled Mexican forces near Agua Prieta with four Mexican soldiers killed and about 4000 shots fired Also 1885 the U S Post Office started special delivery for first class mail
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CBS sweeps Olympic ratings in February sweep dominance
The Associated Press reports about 204 million viewers tuning in to the Lillehammer Winter Games, making it the most watched event in TV history and boosting CBS above ABC and NBC in the February ratings sweep. CBS led in overall ratings, top programs, and even late night momentum, aided by the Kerrigan–Harding controversy and strong memory of Albertville coverage.
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Postal Service to propose stamp rate hike this week
The Associated Press reports the Postal Service plans a rate increase to help cover losses. A decision could come as early as Tuesday with stamp prices rising to 32 to 35 cents, adding about $920 million per penny and worsening a $1.7 billion loss last year and a projected $1.3 billion deficit this year. Other mail classes will see higher prices as well.
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City dog’s dental bill prompts council questions in Lowell
In Lowell Massachusetts a police dog named Randy required four root canals at 300 dollars each plus other procedures totaling about 2000 dollars. Officials say dental work saved buying a replacement at 8000 to 10000 dollars and note Randy’s tooth was broken in the line of duty during a narcotics search. The dog is described as a local hero for fighting a pit bull unleashed by drug dealers.
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