Kerrigan Returns On Ice In Detroit All Star Show
Nancy Kerrigan skated at Joe Louis Arena in Detroit four months after the leg attack at a nearby practice rink. The soldout 19,000 crowd cheered her as she performed to Barbra Streisand and Madonna songs with one minor slip, while she avoided speaking to reporters. Rival Tonya Harding and others connected to the attack faced guilty pleas and upcoming sentencing in July.
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Grisham Delivers Thoughtful Look In The Chamber
John Grisham discusses interviews with Mississippi death row inmates for The Chamber. He describes the emotional impact of visiting Parchman prison and explaining the book’s nonprosecutorial stance while inviting readers to consider their views on the death penalty.
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Protesters in Murphy Brown masks confront Quayle book event
Houston protesters oppose former Vice President Dan Quayle at a bookstore promoting Standing Firm. Seven demonstrators wear Murphy Brown masks and beat drums while carrying signs accusing Quayle of opposing women’s and gay rights.
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Landis lauds Murphy growth new image and Beverly Hills Cop link
Director John Landis says Eddie Murphy has matured since Trading Places and Coming to America, noting marriage and a family, and backing Beverly Hills Cop II as a project with a character he enjoys. TV host Bob Barker reveals an affair with Dian Parkinson and defends against harassment claims.
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Streisand postpones three Anaheim concerts due to vocal cords
Barbra Streisand, aged 52, delays Friday Sunday and Tuesday shows in Anaheim California because of inflamed vocal cords. Opening night moves to June 2 in Anaheim with a June 4 date kept. July rescheduled dates are July 18 20 22 and 24. Marty Erlichman provided the manager's statement.
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White House to host Rodham Boxer union wedding
The White House hosts the first White House wedding in 23 years as Tony Rodham and Nicole Boxer marry in the Rose Garden with Chelsea Clinton and Doug Boxer in the bridal party. President and Hillary Rodham Clinton plan to attend. reception follows in the First Lady’s Garden.
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Neighbors revel in peace after six alarming days
In Randallstown Maryland after six days of a repeated burglar alarm the noise ended when an officer accessed a townhouse and removed a wire. Police noted delays due to a power outage and the homeowner’s Indonesian vacation. The psychologist homeowner faces possible disturbing the peace charges upon return.
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Golden Gate Bridge opened to public in 1937 milestone
May 27 marks history highlights from 1994 noting the opening of the Golden Gate Bridge linking San Francisco and Marin County in 1937. Arizona history recalls 1910 officials announcing the reopening of the idle Picacho Mine in the Cababi Mountains after years of closure.
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Dunkin Donuts tests hidden microphones in NH branches
An Associated Press report finds Dunkin Donuts in Concord and Manchester testing concealed audio recorders to boost security and staff vigilance. Customers react with shock and privacy concerns while store managers note the devices may go unseen but insist they would not listen to customers. Civil liberties group accepts surveillance with notice.
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ELECTRIFYING BAPTISM ENDS IN FATAL SHOCK AT LA CHURCH
A 45 year old minister was electrocuted in February at the Christian Fellowship Church in Larose Louisiana while standing in a baptism pool about to baptize a dozen worshippers. Coroner reports blame either the microphone in his hand or a faulty pool heater.
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Arizona Lotto Draw Yields No Jackpot Amid Mixed Winnings
Results show no winner for the $2.2 million prize after six numbers were drawn as 4, 10, 17, 22, 39 and 41. Five numbers produced 29 winning tickets worth $1,215 each, four numbers created 1,347 tickets valued at $42, and three numbers matched 20,301 tickets with smaller prizes.
Powerball Draw Results Wednesday Jackpot Hits 2.3 Million
The Wednesday Powerball results show winning numbers 6 9 15 22 26 with powerball 10, delivering a jackpot of 2.3 million. Five players won with five white balls and no powerball, including a ticket in Arizona worth 100000.
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Rise in Americans living alone 1970 to 1991
Between 1970 and 1991 the U.S. population living alone more than doubled from 10.85 million to 23.59 million. The shift reflects changing household patterns and mobility, with urbanization and economic factors contributing to more individuals choosing or ending up in single person living arrangements.
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