Jewel Writes Flower for Breast Cancer Survivors Benefit
Jewel pens the song Flower to raise awareness of breast reconstruction options for survivors. She heads to New Orleans next month for a benefit concert with proceeds supporting awareness and reconstruction research. The artist emphasizes informed options and advocates for early plastic surgeon involvement with Medicare and insurers covering reconstruction as part of treatment.
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New Orleans
Associated Press
American Society of Plastic Surgeons
The
Plastic Surgery Foundation
Struthers Charged With Drunken Driving In Ogunquit
Actress Sally Struthers was arrested on U S Route 1 in Ogunquit Maine on a drunken driving charge. She posted 160 bail and left messages at the Ogunquit Playhouse and with her publicist as police investigated possible legal counsel and her attendance in the musical 9 to 5.
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Orly
Ogunquit Playhouse
Associated Press
Gloria Stivic
Inaccurate coach name in Murphysboro Legion article
The Southern misidentified Butch Brasel as Murphysboro American Legion baseball coach in a Page 50 item. Brasel is still the Legion coach in Murphysboro. Readers are asked to report inaccuracies by calling the provided local numbers.
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Southern
Butch Brasel
Murphysboro
American Legion
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Legion
Loretta Devine Eyes Second Emmy for Grey's Anatomy Role
Loretta Devine seeks her second Emmy for Adele, wife of Richard Webber on Grey's Anatomy, hoping to add to last year's win. She jokes her Emmy is “sleeping with five NAACP” prizes as she awaits the Creative Arts Emmy Awards results and a potential primetime nod.
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Loretta Devine
Adele
Richard Webber
Grey’s Anatomy
NAACP
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Devine
Richard
Bo ‘Havi
Tony
Tonys
Lottery draw results and jackpots update
Daily lottery rundown lists Pick Three and Pick Four numbers for midday and evening sessions across states. Notable jackpots include Powerball at 125 million and Mega Millions at 12 million, with Lucky Day Lotto and Lotto high prizes also shown.
September 14 in History Highlights and Key Events
On this date in history notable events include Francis Scott Key composing the Defence of Fort McHenry in 1814, Cassini’s death in 1712, Napoleon’s 1812 Moscow entry, the 1829 Adrianople Treaty, the 1861 Civil War naval action, McKinley’s 1901 death, Isadora Duncan’s 1927 death, Vermont wartime bonuses in 1941, and Vatican II opening in 1964. The Associated Press.
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Fort McHenry
Gian Domenico Cassini
Paris
Napoleon Bonaparte
Moscow
Borodin
Adrianople
Russia
Colorado
Judah
Pensacola
Fla
William McKinley
Buffalo
N.Y
Theodore Roosevelt
Isadora Duncan
Nice
France
Vermont
U.S
Germany
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