Lone Ranger star Moore to attend Memphis Film Festival
Moore, famed for riding as the Lone Ranger, joins 22 other former stars at the four day Memphis Film Festival beginning today. He now performs at personal appearances and is barred from wearing the mask due to rights disputes. Promoters call him "the man who portrayed the Lone Ranger."
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Kienast Family Faces Crisis Over House Sale
The Kienast children born Feb 24 including Ted Amy Sara and a sister Spenser Meg and John 15 face hardship after their six bedroom home was sold for 137000 to cover 97000 in mortgage payments and 17900 in property taxes.
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Everly Brothers Rise From Evansville Roots to Fame
Wanda Smith recalls the Everly kin who grew up singing on a stool. Don Everly now 46 and Phil 45 have long proved her right as their hit Bye Bye Love in 1957 launched them into top pop stardom. Their Evansville radio days are remembered from their half hour show.
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Reagan boosts free food aid amid hunger debate
The Reagan administration plans a sharp next month rise in free food distribution to counter charges it neglects the hungry. President Reagan endorses a hunger task force as House leaders renew criticism of nutrition policy while officials stress aid will be targeted to low income families to limit market disruption.
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Market slips as stocks open mixed in slow trade
US stock markets opened mixed but soon trended lower with declines led by retail auto aerospace and oil shares while steel and electronics rose. Dow fell 0.80 to 1187.20 and NYSE composite slipped 0.09 to 93.73 as Fed Chair Volcker resisted targets and rate fears grew.
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Hunger study targets United States city food aid policy
Reagan ordered a no holds barred review of hunger as the U S Conference of Mayors wrapped up meetings on feeding the poor and unemployed. A House Agriculture subcommittee heard from New Orleans Mayor Earnest N Morial while Salvation Army head Col Ernest Miller warned winter will deepen hunger due to ongoing unemployment and slow economic recovery.
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