Deep Throat agrees to book and film deals
The man known as Deep Throat, Mark Felt, 91, will publish a book co authored by John O Connor with Public Affairs Books and a film option by Tom Hanks Playtone. Universal Pictures may develop the movie, with a release by February 2006. The project includes unpublished material and dramatic FBI career tales.
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Tom Hanks
Playtone
Universal
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John O’connor
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Vanity Fair
Nixon
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Palestinian Liberation Organization
U.S
Santa Rosa
Calif
Marine base workers comb for ammo after Yuma jet crash
About 300 Marine base workers walked through a southern Arizona neighborhood in search of stray ammunition from a bomb laden Harrier jet crash at Marine Corps Air Station Yuma. Officials planned to reoccupy the last 52 evacuated homes as the jet’s pilot ejected safely and two homes suffered minor damage.
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James Stover
Marine Corps Air Station
Michael Nease
Indicted for Maryland killings in 2002 sniper spree
Snipers John Allen Muhammad and Lee Boyd Malvo were indicted in Montgomery County for six Maryland deaths during the 2002 spree. Muhammad faces potential death sentences if convicted here after extradition from Virginia. Malvo could receive six consecutive life terms. Maryland plans trials despite Virginia convictions. ten people died and three were wounded in October 2002 across the Washington area.
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John Allen Muhammad
Lee Boyd Malvo
Maryland
Muhammad
Virginia
Montgomery County
Malvo
Former mayor Cianci resentenced to five years in prison
Providence Rhode Island former mayor Vincent Buddy Cianci was resentenced to five years in prison for corruption. The term matches the earlier sentence later struck down as unconstitutional under Supreme Court rulings. He could be eligible for release as early as July 2007.
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Vincent “Buddy” Cianci
Cianci
Supreme Court
Runaway Bride Secures TV Deal Over Life Story
ATLANTA Jennifer Wilbanks signs a media pact with Regan Media to sell all life story rights about her escape and return and includes her fiancé John Mason. Officials who spent thousands on the search are noted in the coverage.
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Jennifer Wilbanks
Regan Media
Wilbanks
John Mason
New York
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