Memories Never Die star Melissa Michaelson may pursue teaching
Child actress Melissa Michaelson, 14, who plays in CBS film Memories Never Die, says acting may not be her vocation and she leans toward teaching younger children, possibly kindergarten or preschool, or even becoming a housewife. She enjoys acting but prefers a different path in the future.
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Bankrupt man holds judge hostage in Avondale home
Philip Tigue of Avondale, after his construction firm folded and eviction attempt delayed by a federal appeal, rang the district judge’s bell and aimed a gun at Judge Donald Brown and his wife. The pair were held for seven hours before state police wrestled Tigue to the snow. Brown and his wife escaped unharmed. Tigue, arraigned on trespass, faces charges of kidnapping and burglary and is jailed on 100000 cash bail.
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Mothers Against Drunk Driving reaches Reagan during pledge event
M A D Candy Lightner of Sacramento pins a Mothers Against Drunk Driving button on President Reagan during a signing ceremony proclaiming National Drunk and Drugged Driving Awareness Week yesterday.
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