Jazz stars to perform in India to fight HIV AIDS
A group of popular American jazz artists led by George Duke Al Jarreau Earl Klugh and Ravi Coltrane will perform in Bombay and New Delhi starting January 13 as part of a U S State Department backed campaign to combat HIV AIDS. The tour is sponsored by Black Entertainment Television India and United States officials say a formal announcement is due from Secretary of State Colin Powell. India with 1.06 billion people has the world s second largest HIV infected population totaling 5 1 million.
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Stinky socks a steal for shoppers in Waterville sale
In Waterville Maine a weekend sale of HBO film props and costumes drew about 300 buyers. Fans purchased items used by Harris Newman Woodward Hunt and others to raise funds for the Fred Schepisi film. Proceeds defray film costs as racks of clothes shoes signs gazebos a couch menus a wet suit and a fat suit changed hands.
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U2 and O'Jays Lead 2005 Rock Hall Inductees
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame announced five inductees for 2005 including U2 The O Jays Percy Sledge and The Pretenders and Buddy Guy. The ceremony will be March 14 at the Waldorf Astoria in Manhattan.
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This Day In History December 14 2004 Highlights
On December 14 1799 George Washington died at Mount Vernon at age 67. Alabama joined the Union in 1819 and other 14th December events include Roald Amundsen reaching the South Pole in 1911, the UN planning headquarters in 1946, Voyager’s world flight in 1986 and the AOL Time Warner merger in 2000. Obituaries note Orval Faubus death at 84 and Jeanne Crain death at 78.
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Birthdays Today Highlight Notables in Entertainment
Jazz musician Clark Terry turns 84 and 60 Minutes producer Don Hewitt reaches 82. George Furth is 72, Hal Williams 66, Patty Duke 58, Joyce Vincent Wilson 58, Michael Ovitz 58, Dee Wallace Stone 56. Cliff Williams 55, Mike Scott 46, Spider Stacy 46. Cynthia Gibb 41, Brian Dalgrimple 29.
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