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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 2004
Page
2
Elton John to apologize to Madonna over lip-synch comment
Elton John said he may apologize to Madonna for remarks accusing her of lip synching. He emphasized he dislikes hurting artists and stressed the apology would come if he sees her. John spoke during a Q awards event in London and described prior remarks as said in anger.
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Demolition of Sun-Times Building to Start in Chicago
In Chicago ceremonies Thursday, Donald Trump and Bill Rancic will attend the start of demolishing the old Sun-Times building along the Chicago River, to be replaced by a 90-story Trump skyscraper. Also reported, Almond of Soft Cell remains in stable condition after head injuries from a October 17 motorcycle crash in London.
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Bill Rancic
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Almond
Soft Cell
London
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Gibson seeks talk with Schwarzenegger over stem cell ballot
Mel Gibson says he has an ethical problem with California’s Proposition 71, which would issue 3 billion in bonds for embryonic stem cell research. He tried to discuss the issue with Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger on ABC's Good Morning America but has not received a callback. Gibson, a Roman Catholic, favored adult stem cells and disclosed concerns about cloning human embryos.
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Mel Gibson
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Gibson
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Marc Almond Improves After London Cycle Crash
Singer Marc Almond did not die but was moved from intensive care in a London hospital after a motorcycle crash last week. The 48 year old entertainer remains under medical care with injuries described as serious but not life threatening.
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Marc Almond
Almond
Today in History highlights and notable events
On October 29 1929 Black Tuesday triggered a Panic as stocks fell in New York. William Penn landed in Chester Pennsylvania in 1682. McKinley assassin Czolgosz died in 1901. The Republic of Turkey was proclaimed in 1923. Frances Cleveland Preston died in 1947. Israel invaded Sinai in 1956. The Star of India was stolen in 1964. The National Organization for Women was founded in 1966. Hair opened off Broadway in 1967. In 1979 anti nuclear protests failed at the NYSE. John Glenn returned to space in 1998. Duran fired at the White House, later jailed. EU scientists ruled British beef safe in 2005. Payne Stewart memorial drew 3 000 in Orlando. International groups left Iraq in 2004. A geomagnetic storm disrupted some airline comms. Opera star Franco Corelli died in 2004.
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Fla
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Birthday roundup of notable musicians and actors
Today celebrates birthdays across music and film. Sonny Osborne turns 67, Lee Clayton 62, Denny Laine 60, Melba Moore 59, Peter Green 58, Richard Dreyfuss 57, Kate Jackson 56, Dirk Kempthorne 53, Steve Kellough 47, Randy Jackson 43, Peter Timmins 39, Joely Fisher 37, Paris 37, LA Martinez 34, Toby Smith 34, Winona Ryder 33, Tracee Ellis Ross 32, Trevor Lissauer 31, Brendan Fehr 27.
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Osborne Brothers
Lee Clayton
Denny Laine
Melba Moore
Peter Green
Richard Dreyfuss
Kate Jackson
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Dirk Kempthorne
Steve Kellough
Wild Horses
Randy Jackson
Peter Timmins
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Joely Fisher
Paris
LA Martinez
311
Toby Smith
Winona Ryder
Tracee Ellis Ross
Trevor Lissauer
Brendan Fehr
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