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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 2012
Page
2
Probate records show Amy Winehouse left assets totaling over 6.7 million dollars with 4.66 million after debts. Since no will existed, the money goes to Mitch Winehouse as administrator.
Brad Paisley has endowed a scholarship at Belmont University in Nashville Tennessee. A Belmont alumnus from the class of 1995 in business administration with a music business major he aims to help future students access the same start. The article notes his rise to Grammy wins and CMA entertainer of the year as context for the gift.
James Cameron plans a National Geographic TV special and a 3-D theatrical release about the Deepsea Challenger mission. He descended seven miles to the Mariana Trench in the western Pacific, the deepest solo dive, aiming to document the expedition in 3-D with lightweight digital cameras.
Bobby Brown was charged with three misdemeanors in Los Angeles two days after a reported afternoon arrest on suspicion of drunken driving and driving on a suspended license. He faces up to six months in jail if convicted, with a first court appearance set for April 16.
Earl Scruggs, famed banjo innovator and Blue Grass Boys member with Bill Monroe and Lester Flatt, died at 88 in a Nashville area hospital from natural causes. His signature picking transformed regional bluegrass into a national force, leaving a lasting imprint on country music history.
Midday and evening Pick Three and Pick Four numbers shared for Kentucky Missouri and national games. Lotto, Mega Millions and Powerball jackpots shown. Notable jackpots include Mega Millions at 500 million and Powerball at 50 million.
Highlights mark March 29 with events across centuries. Scott’s polar endurance bid ends in tragedy in 1912. 1638 Swedish colonists settle in Delaware. Tyler born 1790. Gustav III dies 1792. White House wedding 1812. Royal Albert Hall opens 1871. Knights of Columbus chartered 1882. WWII meat and cheese rationing begins 1943. Rosenbergs convicted 1951. The King and I opens on Broadway. Paar departs Tonight 1962. Calley convicted 1971. Manson family death penalty recommendation noted by LA jury.
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