Opera star Domingo launches 12 country talent hunt
Placido Domingo announced Operalia ’94, a 12 country contest for young vocal talent with cash prizes and televised finals. National winners advance to Vienna semifinals in May and a Mexico City final on September 17, with broadcasts planned in most participating nations. Domingo aims to an annual event.
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Nicholson charged with assault in LAPD Celebrity Golf Tour
Jack Nicholson faces assault charges after allegedly smashing a car with a golf club during traffic dispute and is due for arraignment March 31. The 23rd LAPD Celebrity Golf Tournament is May 14, organized by the Los Angeles Police Memorial Foundation to aid officers’ families. Police say they will not drop him from the event despite the case.
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Costner brothers push Deadwood casino resort plan
Kevin Costner and his brother Dan advance a Deadwood South Dakota casino resort project as voters had rejected a ballot measure to raise bet limits and device counts. They seek a $7 million tax break and state federal help, with the price rising from 65 million to 90 million. The Deadwood Planning and Zoning Commission backed a project plan, a step toward city approval of the tax break. The resort would be named for Costner's Dances With Wolves character.
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Kennedy husband cleared in van incident near Kennedy estate
The husband of Caroline Kennedy, Ed Schlossberg, was cleared of claims that he hit a sightseer outside the Kennedy estate in West Palm Beach Florida. Prosecutors found no evidence supporting John Whooley's claim that Schlossberg struck him while filming. No charges will be filed following review of the video.
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Grace Slick sues Marin County over Mill Valley fire
Grace Slick and her husband filed a claim against Marin County after a fire sparked by public workers welding a gate destroyed their Mill Valley home and memorabilia. She alleges trauma and theft by Corte Madera firefighters. The Board of Supervisors rejected the claim on behalf of the Marin Open Space District, clearing the way for a possible lawsuit.
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Hammer unveils new look and comeback tour
Hammer returns with a knit cap and combat boots, performing on The Arsenio Hall Show. After a year off to enjoy stardom and time with his 6 year old daughter, he promotes The Funky Headhunter with the single It's All Good climbing R&B charts and plans a tour.
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Princess Anne to Visit Georgia for Olympic Equestrian Events
Princess Anne will visit Conyers Georgia the site of equestrian events for the 1996 Summer Olympics. The former Olympic rider and president of the Equestrian Federation International will attend an equine sports medicine conference in nearby Atlanta. British Consul General David Wright advised Conyers officials on protocol noting bows for men curtsies for women and a courteous greeting.
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Celebrities protest wind farms near Haworth and Brontes
A protest letter in The Times Literary Supplement signed by Edna O'Brien Ruth Prawer Jhabvala Alan Ayckbourn Ted Hughes Muriel Spark Iris Murdoch Tom Stoppard Emma Thompson Peter Brook and about 50 others denounces wind farm plans around Haworth and the surrounding moors that inspired Emily Bronte. The Associated Press and The New York Times contributed to this report.
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Movie ranch buildings to be razed after quake damage
Big Sky Ranch near Simi Valley faces demolition of about half its 20 structures after the Northridge quake. Gunsmoke house, a white picket fence farmhouse, a Wells Fargo stage depot, Patty Duke’s Miracle Worker home, and Little House on the Prairie set buildings are slated for razing or refurbishment while the Little House itself and a barn survive with minor damage.
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Golden Laurel Awards honor Schindlers List and NYPD Blue producers
Pro ducers Guild of America honors top producers at Beverly Hills event. Spielberg Molen and Lustig win Darryl F. Zanuck Award for Schindler's List while Bochco Milch and Hoblit take Norman Felton Award for NYPD Blue. Lifetime honors go to Saul Zaentz and Roy Huggins.
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Lotto Draw Results and Jackpot Update
No jackpot winner for the $2.4 million prize. Six numbers drawn were 2 8 12 14 25 27. A total of 111 tickets matched six numbers finalizing no top prize. Four numbers matched by 3,612 tickets worth $34 each. Three numbers matched by 47,184 tickets.
Today in History March 4 1994 highlights and dates
On March 4 1994 the day marks historical events including 1789 Constitution of the United States going into effect and first Federal Congress meeting in New York, Camp Crittenden in Arizona established in 1867, Charles I charter to William Penn in 1681, and the White House mob during Jackson’s 1829 inaugural reception.
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