National Treasure Book of Secrets tops holiday box office
Nicolas Cage leads the weekend with National Treasure Book of Secrets earning 45.5 million to debut at No. 1 as I Am Legend slips to second with 34.2 million. Charlie Wilson's War and Walk Hard follow amid a crowded slate as Hollywood clamps holiday revenue. The top 12 grossed 153.5 million, up 41 percent from last year.
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Sacha Baron Cohen retires Borat and Ali G alter egos
Sacha Baron Cohen tells The Daily Telegraph he will stop performing Borat Sagdiyev and Ali G, saying in tears that saying goodbye to the characters is hard. He notes that excessive promotion as himself would have changed the campaign. He may be seen in Sweeney Todd as a barber, with no immediate comment from his spokesman.
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Congresswoman Boyda Christmas Tour to Iraq
Congresswoman Nancy Boyda visits Iraq for Christmas to share meals with Kansas troops and meet General David Petraeus. Arranged by Missouri Rep Ike Skelton, the trip blends duty with personal sacrifice as she misses a family Christmas for service.
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Ottawa community center gains land donation near Elm and 23rd
Weigand announced plans for a 120000 square foot center housing Ottawa Recreation Commission, YMCA, library, Neosho County Community College and more. The Gaynor family donation, including Charlene Lister’s past work, helps fund the project as organizers seek 80 percent funding from philanthropy and grants with potential major gifts under review through March.
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Community ties define Gaynor family and city life
Community figures Gaynor and Oneta Aunt Nita Gaynor were central to Ottawa with involvement in horses, 4-H, Scouts, swimming, music, and church. Charles Gaynor praises their generous civic spirit, noting the community center was the last project she pursued.
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