Two Little Foxes performances canceled in London
Elizabeth Taylor's secretary Lesley Horne was hospitalized in critical condition after a London performance was canceled. Horne, 2 years Taylor aide and longtime friend, was in intensive care in a coma. press spokesman Tony Wells said Taylor expected to return tomorrow. The other line notes no additional details beyond Horne’s illness and cancellation.
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Syracuse officer lands film role in student project Time Step
Rod Carr, Syracuse Police Department information officer and former Channel 9 newsman, acted as a hard nosed cop in a Syracuse University student film Time Step: 3 Over 4 directed by Loye Miller and Erick Weiss. The project also cast neighborhood paperboy Eric Brown as Carr’s son, with Weiss noting the striking resemblance.
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Weather forecast summary for national outlook
National Weather Service forecast through 7 PM EST shows fair conditions across most of the country with sun to partly cloudy skies. Highs near 60s to mid 60s, lows in the 40s, with northwest winds 10 to 20 mph and sunset at 8 07 PM.
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Eruption a curtain of fire at Hawaii volcano summit
May Day in Hawaii became Lei Day as Pele unleashed a dramatic eruption at Kilauea on the Big Island. A 300 yard lava fissure produced a curtain of fire seen from the Hawaii Volcanoes National Park observatory drawing thousands of spectators within minutes, with the lava plume spreading toward Halemaumau Fire Pit.
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Rains douse Texas snow dusts Maine nationwide report
United Press International notes thundershowers swept north Texas while southern Plains and parts of the Northeast saw light rain. A snow dusting occurred in northern Maine. The National Weather Service warned of very high fire danger in eastern Colorado as strong winds loom. A flash flood watch covered the Texas Panhandle as Brownsville logged nearly 3.14 inches of rain in six hours. Clear skies and mild temperatures followed widespread cold snaps coast to coast.
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Reagan Opens World's Fair with Vow on Energy Freedom
President Reagan opened the 1982 World's Fair in Knoxville vowing Americans will not be held hostage by energy suppliers. He urged grass roots pressure for a constitutional balanced budget amendment while touting energy policy gains and decontrol steps. He criticized Congress for spending and called for free enterprise to solve shortages.
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Government must prove Hinckley sane in Reagan shooting
Federal Judge Barrington D Parker ruled the prosecution must prove Hinckley sane beyond a reasonable doubt on all counts for the Reagan assassination case. The decision keeps the burden on the government and limits the defense to insanity probes, with testimony from key psychiatrists allowed despite some illicitly obtained evidence.
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