William Alden Bynum Obituary Noted Survivors
Obituary notes William Alden Bynum born Wednesday and now deceased with surviving son William Bynum of Grafton and daughter Barbara Riddle of Midland Texas. Details are fragmentary and unclear beyond names and locations.
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William Bynum
Grafton
Barbara Riddle
Midland
Texas
Sylvia Malone obituary notices in Lorain church service
Sylvia Malone 96 of Lorain passed away Thursday at noon in the Greater Victory church area. The longtime resident was known as Sylby and leaves family and friends to mourn her loss.
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Sylvia “Sylby” Malone
Lorain
Priest pleads guilty in O'Brien stalking case in New York
David Ajemian, 46, admitted in Manhattan Criminal Court that he sent letters and DVDs to Conan O'Brien's home and office and to O'Brien's parents. Judge Rita Mella ordered a $95 fee and a two year order of protection keeping him away from O'Brien. The Boston priest was arrested last November while trying to enter NBC's Late Night studio after warnings from security. He was found fit for trial despite claimed psychiatric issues and remains on administrative leave from the Boston archdiocese.
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Conan O’brien
David Ajemian
Manhattan
O'Brien
Boston
Rita Mella
Ajemian
NBC
Braxton Hospitalized Promptly Forces Las Vegas Show Canceled
Toni Braxton was hospitalized overnight in Las Vegas with chest pains and canceled her Las Vegas show at Flamingo and Harrah's after precautionary tests. The 40 year old star has a history of pericarditis and was to be released after tests, with officials not yet naming a cause.
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Flamingo
Rob Lowe sue former nanny over secrets and lies
Rob Lowe and wife Sheryl sue former nanny Laura Boyce in Los Angeles Superior Court seeking at least 1 million dollars. The complaint accuses her of violating a confidentiality agreement defamation and infliction of emotional distress tied to the actor and their two sons. Boyce cared for the Lowe children before quitting in November.
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Rob Lowe
Los Angeles
Laura Boyce
West Wing
Sheryl
Boyce
Stormtrooper copyright battle at London High Court
Lucasfilm and prop designer Andrew Ainsworth clash over ownership of the iconic Star Wars Stormtrooper helmets. Lucasfilm seeks protection of copyrights and trademarks while Ainsworth, based in London, sells replicas from the original molds online. A prior $20 million judgment looms in the dispute.
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High Court
Lucasfilm
Michael Tachactin
Andrew Ainsworth
Ainsworth
Royal Courts of Justice
Dear Abby Twin Conflict Over Independence and Schedules
The column discusses estranged teen twins seeking autonomy and a mother referee role in sharing the bathroom. Other letters touch on guardianship questions, in law relationships, and parental duties during a trip to Africa.
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Abby
Louisiana
Firm bedtime plan helps a son sleep in his own bed
A single mom advises establishing a calm, consistent nightly routine to keep the child in his own bed. She suggests a chosen stuffed friend, quick, quiet returns to the room, and patience through initial protests to form a new sleep pattern.
Friday Night Lights to Return for Third Season in NBC DirecTV Deal
NBC and DirecTV reach a cost sharing pact to fund a 13 episode third season of Friday Night Lights. The show will debut on DirecTV starting October 1 and move to NBC at midseason. Imagine Television president David Nevins calls the deal costly and notes strong viewer loyalty and an appetite for distinctive programming.
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Friday Night Lights
NBC
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Connie Britton
David Nevins
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Nevins
Fox
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