Obituary highlights for Eva Gatling Lawrence Cooke and Milt Rosen
Eva Gatling 87 art curator and former Hecksher Museum director died Tuesday in Huntington New York. She expanded the collection and organized four to five major shows yearly rising the museum in regional prominence. Lawrence H. Cooke 85 chief judge of New York Supreme Court who oversaw court unification and liberal decisions died Thursday. Milt Rosen 77 writer for Milton Berle and Arnold Schwarzenegger died August 11 after a cancer battle. He co wrote Do Not Disturb and scripted TV and film works receiving a 1976 Mystery Writers of America nomination.
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Gingrich Weds for Third Time in Private Alexandria Ceremony
Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, 57, wed Calista Bisek, 34, in a private courtyard ceremony at the Morrison House in Alexandria Virginia. About 50 guests attended as a police barrier kept reporters back while a rain-threatened sky loomed.
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Warner Bros sets reveal for Harry Potter film lead
Warner Bros plans a big Monday reveal on the actor chosen to play the title role in the new Harry Potter film based on J K Rowling's books. London Evening Standard and online messages have named a possible boy, while a studio spokesperson would not confirm.
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Five numbers win Take Five top prize in Friday drawing
Lottery officials say six tickets matched all five numbers 5 24 29 32 33 to share the first prize of 28 597 each. Winning tickets were sold in Erie Kings Nassau New York and Queens counties. There were 539 second prize winners.
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