Cast finds TV frontier isn't final for Star Trek crew
Star Trek The Next Generation ends May 23 after seven-year run while cast shift to film projects and new directions. Michael Dorn says he hasn’t grasped the end, LeVar Burton plans future roles and hosting Reading Rainbow, while Jonathan Frakes notes ongoing directing work and no fear of typecasting.
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Mother of Year Corinne Boggs Honored at 1994 Convention
Corinne Lindy Boggs, listed as 1994 American Mother of the Year, receives the honor in Salt Lake City at the American Mothers Inc. convention. The Louisiana Democrat, 78, served nine terms in Congress and long public service, noted for civil rights advocacy and leadership roles including heading the Democratic National Convention in 1976.
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Quayle Criticizes Fellow Republicans in New Book
Former Vice President Dan Quayle promoted Standing Firm in a Sunday interview on ABC This Week. He described the 400 page memoir as a personal story that harshly criticizes some Republicans while noting complimentary remarks about others, and criticized media coverage as focusing on the candid side.
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Shoemaker writes mystery novel from racing life
Ex-jockey Bill Shoemaker penned Stalking Horse about a jockey banned in a race fixing scandal. The book, coauthored with Dick Lochte, marks the first of a three book deal with Fawcett Columbine. Shoemaker retired from riding in 1990 after a record 8,833 wins following a 1991 car accident.
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Donna Rice remarries in Mississippi after Hart scandal
Donna Rice wed Jack Hughes of Washington on a secret ceremony at the Monmouth Plantation in Natchez Mississippi. The Natchez Democrat reported details were kept private. The story recalls the 1987 Hart campaign scandal when Rice spent a night at Hart's townhouse and photos surfaced on a luxury craft.
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Arizona Saturday drawing results summarize figures
Arizona lottery results show two thousand seventeen tickets sold for forty one dollars each. Three numbers drawn included twenty nine thousand eight hundred thirty three, with the winning numbers being 4, 7, 16, 27, 26, 41.
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Five Powerball Winners Share $100,000 Prizes
Five players won $100,000 each in the Powerball drawing, with no winners from Arizona. Officials did not reveal the exact locations of the winning tickets.
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Deceptive Fragrance? Dancer Cited Over Measured Bust
Philadelphia official action targets dancer Crystal Storm at Thee Doll House after a 50 inch bust measurement found far from her advertised 127 centimeters. Weights and measures chief Frank Antico calls it deceptive advertising amid February notice of violation. In a separate report, Lebanon Daily News notes a mall ear piercing dispute involving an 11 month old with a 16 year old mother and a proprietor refusing the mother's request due to age restrictions.
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First American Newspaper Cartoon Debuts in 1754
May 9 marks history with the publication of the first American newspaper cartoon in Benjamin Franklin's Pennsylvania Gazette showing a snake. The note cites 100 Apaches baptized. Also dated events include Columbus’s 1502 departure from Spain for his fourth voyage to the West Indies.
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Saeco on others Day measure graduates during commencement
The first lady urged unity as she addressed graduates calling the nation an extended family and stressing that the great issues of the day go beyond politics and dollars. She framed the moment as a call for communal care and shared responsibility.
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Peppard dies at 65 after A Team years
Actor George Peppard died at age 65 from respiratory complications in Los Angeles California. The A Team star had lead roles on Panacek and Doctors Hospital and appeared in How the West Was Won and Damnation Alley. He is survived by his wife Laura and children Julie Brad and Christian.
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Oldest American Skeete, 115, Dies in Radford Va
Margaret Skeete, listed by Guinness as the oldest American, died Saturday at 115 at her Radford home. Born October 27, 1878 in Rockport Texas, she moved to Radford after her husband’s death and lived with her daughter Verne Taylor, who survives her.
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