Elvis Presley to turn 60 as fans flock to Graceland
Memphis crowds prepare for Elvis birthday events including a Graceland cake cutting and an Elvis Dance Party. Fans from Britain Japan and Germany converge while the Memphis Symphony Orchestra mounts its annual Elvis Birthday Concert. Biographer Peter Guralnick weighs Presley’s life from rise to decline.
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OJ Simpson to publish book amid murder trial relief
Orenthal James Simpson plans to publish I Want to Tell You next month through Little, Brown & Company, claiming he did not kill Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman. The Times reports the book serves as a response to public reaction and will discuss alleged abuse during the marriage.
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HP recalls 1.5 million printers over paper feeder flaw
Hewlett-Packard will mail repair kits to affected printer owners after identifying 1.5 million inkjet units made in Vancouver between 1993 and 1994 that fail to grab the top sheet. Kits use abrasive pads to restore roller grip. customers call 800 656 2324 to request aid.
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Gingrich greeted by lively Marietta town hall crowd
Speaker Newt Gingrich drew about 30 constituents to a Marietta town hall at a local school. He defended welfare funding for disabled children, criticized media coverage, and said his aim is shrinking government without harming essential services. He plans further town halls over nine Saturdays.
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Abandoned Baby In Chicago Hospital Receives Offers
More than 100 people offer to adopt or help a newborn girl whose skull was fractured after being tossed from a second floor bathroom window. The girl is at Loyola University Medical Center in Maywood in critical condition. Police say the mother, Marisol Melendez, 18, threw the baby to hide her pregnancy. She faces a $500,000 bond on felony aggravated battery of a child, with a potential 5 to 30 year sentence.
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