Roseanne Arnold Signs Books in Salt Lake City Comeback
Roseanne Arnold returned to her Salt Lake City hometown to promote My Lives signing copies for about 800 fans at East High School alma mater. She declined interview requests but spoke briefly with fans, joking about her class year and staying after the event with her husband and daughter to purchase more books.
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Woody Allen Begins TV Movie Shoot Monday In New Surprise
Woody Allen starts filming his first TV movie on Monday in New York. The project features Allen along with Julie Kavner Mayim Bialik Michael J. Fox and Dom DeLuise. The water marked Allen's Broadway debut as a writer in 1966.
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Lynn Redgrave Named First Woman President at The Players
The Players, New York's famed theater club founded in 1888, elected actress Lynn Redgrave as its first woman president, six years after admitting its first female member. Redgrave, from a storied theatrical family, will lead the club whose notable members include Dixie Carter, James Earl Jones, Kevin Kline, Jack Lemmon, Gregory Peck and Jason Robards.
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Davy Jones Joins Real Live Brady Bunch Tour
Davy Jones, 48, joins The Real Live Brady Bunch stage tour with 16 states on the schedule. The Chicago preview at Park West marked the show’s return, and Danny Bonaduce guest stars tonight as the series reflects on the Monkees 30th TV anniversary and possible reunion plans.
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David Lee Roth embraces present over Van Halen era
Former Van Halen lead singer David Lee Roth, now 39, says the 1980s were fun but expendable. He reflects on aging, a solo career, and performing in Chicago for a sold-out show, noting the music business is volatile and here today, gone tomorrow.
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Garth Brooks Opens Eight Night Dublin Run
Garth Brooks launches his eight show Dublin engagement as the first leg of his Europe tour. The 68,000 seat Irish concerts sold out in 90 minutes, signaling a record turnout for a country star before moving on to Birmingham London Zurich.
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Alaska Purchase and Key 19th Century Events Highlighted
On March 30 1994 history notes mark Seward's Alaska purchase for 7.2 million and Alaska fire devastation in Flagstaff 1890. It also recalls Crawford Long first using ether anesthetic in 1842 and Texas readmission in 1870.
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Dutch shoppers eyed green eggs at Albert Heijn
The Netherlands major grocer Albert Heijn promoted green eggs from Araucan chickens in Brazil to spark curiosity among customers. A spokeswoman, Pascale Smeets, said they may import or open a hatchery in the Netherlands but no decision has been made. The piece notes a World War I draft lottery began in 1917.
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Fragmentary Postal Notice From Arizona Publisher 1993
A damaged newspaper text fragment from 1993 references federal law on reproduction and mentions Cox Arizona Publications, Inc with an Arizona address and postmaster note. The readable portion notes publication details and restricted reproduction.
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Millar, Mystery Novelist Margaret Millar Dies at 79
Margaret Millar born in Canada, writer of 21 mystery novels most set in Santa Barbara, died of a heart attack. She won the Mystery Writers of America Grand Master Award in 1983 and the Poe Award for Beast in View in 1955 and for This Point Are Mon Millar. Survived by sister Dorothy Schlagel of Santa Barbara.
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Nabisco to ship reduced fat Oreos and crackers nationwide
Nabisco Biscuit Co plans reduced fat versions of six top brands including Oreo, Ritz, Chips Ahoy, Wheat Thins, Triscuit and Better Cheddars. The snacks will cut fat 25 to 40 percent and go on sale in parts of the country in late April at the same suggested retail price as the regular versions.
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