Partisan legal battle over Ohio six day legislation heats up
In Ohio a fight over six day partisan bills moves to the state Supreme Court as Atty. Gen. Brown seeks to compel Gov. Rhodes to sign and send the measures to the secretary of state, triggering a 90 day window. Federal courts in Cleveland will hear a challenge to the congressional redistricting plan filed by a Youngstown resident, with political court alignments noted.
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Actress Zena Dare, famed Edwardian star, dies at 89
London AP reports Zena Dare, an Edwardian beauty whose stage career spanned 64 years, died Tuesday. She started at 13 in Babes in the Wood and retired in 1963 after more than 2,000 performances as Mrs Higgins in My Fair Lady.
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Singer Sara Vaughan Sues Mainstream Records for Damages
Los Angeles AP Sara Vaughan sues Mainstream Records Inc for 216000 claiming more than 16000 is owed under her contract. She seeks 200000 in general and punitive damages and asks to be freed from the contract, allowed to negotiate with another firm, and barred from publicity using her name or recordings for Holiday Inn campaigns.
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Mainstream Records Inc
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New York Record Company
Robert Shad
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