Today in History March 20 highlights through the years
Key events on March 20 span 1912 McCurtain Oklahoma coal mine disaster killing 73 workers, 1815 Napoleon’s return to Paris launching the Hundred Days, 1933 Zangara execution in Florida, 1969 John Lennon and Yoko Ono wed, and 1987 FDA approval of AZT. Other notes include Isaac Newton’s death in 1727 and Uncle Tom’s Cabin publication in book form in 1852.
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Lottery draw results and jackpots update
Lottery results listed with Pick Three and Pick Four for midday and evening, Little Lotto, Lotto, Lotto jackpots, Mega Millions jackpot, Kentucky and Missouri picks, Show MeCash numbers, and Powerball jackpot. Includes specific draw numbers and current jackpot amounts.
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Correction: Pastor Brooks speech at SIU Center ballroom
A Life section correction notes Pastor Corey Brooks name was wrong in a Sunday piece. Brooks will speak at 7 p.m. today in the SIU Student Center ballroom and readers are invited to comment on any inaccuracies by calling listed numbers.
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Settlement reached in Jackson taping case
Celebrity attorney Mark Geragos and partner Pat Harris settled a lawsuit for 2.5 million against Jeffrey Borer, owner of a defunct charter jet firm that secretly filmed Michael Jackson and the lawyers during a Las Vegas to Santa Barbara flight tied to Jackson turning himself in on child molestation charges. The deal, reached on Friday before a retrial could determine precise damages, faces collection hurdles due to Borer’s insolvency. The video reportedly carried no audio and breached attorney client privilege, with an appeals ruling in 2010 previously reducing a 20 million verdict to 750 thousand.
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Sean Penn to receive Peace Summit Award in Chicago
Haitian relief actor Sean Penn will be honored by Nobel laureates with the 2012 Peace Summit Award at the World Summit of Nobel Peace Laureates in Chicago. He leads the J/P Haitian Relief Organization, aiding thousands after the 2010 earthquake.
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