Garson, Oscar-Winning Actress, Dies at 92 in Dallas
Academy Award winner Greer Garson died of heart failure at Dallas Presbyterian Hospital. Born September 29, 1903 in Ireland, she starred in Mrs. Miniver and earned multiple Oscar nominations. Burial planned at Sparkman Hillcrest with memorial service at Highland Park Presbyterian.
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Copperfield withdraws Batmobile bid in $189500 auction
David Copperfield filed court papers withdrawing his $189,500 bid for the Batmobile from the 1989 Batman film after learning the vehicle was one of five promo models. Publicist Heidi Schaeffer said he believed it was the car used in the film. Andrew Vorzimer, representing the owner, says Copperfield had full disclosures and knew what he was purchasing. The San Francisco auction house plans a response to the withdrawal.
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Pele confirms surgery reversal and announces first pregnancy
Pele, 55, reports vasectomy reversal treatment succeeded and his wife Assiria, 34, is pregnant with their first child. The couple plans to welcome a baby as Pele recovers, amid public attention to his health journey.
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Career filmography of Greer Garson highlights
A concise list of Greer Garson film roles from 1939 to 1967, noting titles such as Goodbye Mr Chips and Mrs Miniver through That Forsyte Woman and Sunrise at Campobello, ending with The Happiest Millionaire. Includes Associated Press attribution.
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Former talker Bloch ordered to pay $3.9 million
Former radio host Irwin H. Bloch and his wife Hilda Bloch were ordered by US District Judge Allen G. Schwartz in New York to pay $3.9 million plus interest for securities fraud tied to three companies in a broadcast radio group. The SEC says investors were bilked of about $3.8 million through memberships in three station acquisitions. Bloch faces additional federal criminal charges in separate cases.
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Sonny” Blach
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