Doctor in Jackson death case pleads not guilty
Dr. Conrad Murray, a Houston cardiologist who was with Michael Jackson when he died, pleads not guilty in Los Angeles Superior Court. Judge set bail at 75,000 dollars with travel and passport restrictions. Jackson family members arrive amid heavy media presence.
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Pitt and Jolie sue over tabloid split claim
Lawyers for Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie say they have launched legal action against News of the World after the British tabloid reported a January 24 split and asset division of about 320 million dollars. The statement accuses the paper of false and intrusive allegations.
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Female artist sets Grammys record with six wins
The artist won six Grammys Sunday night including song of the year and best R&B categories for I am Sasha Fierce, bringing her career total to 16. She now trails only Alison Krauss and Aretha Franklin among female winners.
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Toyota recall targets 2.3 million vehicles over pedal issue
A recall affects 2.3 million Toyota vehicles due to potentially sticky accelerator pedals. Authorities urge owners to follow dealer instructions for inspections and repairs to prevent sudden acceleration risks.
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Growing old is a gift says Dear Abby readers
Readers respond to a column about turning 50 celebrating life not aging. Bruce from Atlanta urges a party and gratitude for longevity after AIDS losses. Jacqueline from Chandler shares birthday joy in Las Vegas and a 51st soon. Others echo aging as a positive milestone.
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Nasty in-laws and hurtful legacy haunt a long marriage
A reader laments thirty years of abuse from her in laws and seeks guidance on letting go while repairing her marriage. Amy advises recognizing the fault lies with the abusers, addressing her husband’s lack of protection, and considers therapy and mindful practice for emotional healing.
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Feud Between Siblings Tests United Front
A feud between two siblings tests family unity as both parties weigh continuing their dispute or choosing reconciliation. The public dispute hints at long standing tensions and potential future clashes over shared assets or reputational concerns.
Local Movie Listings Mentioning Several Films and Times
A block of theater notices lists showings at various times for films including Avatar, The Spy Next Door, The Book of Eli, and Sherlock Holmes A Game of Shadows. Additional text discusses family dynamics and communication guidance from Gladding on handling sibling feuds with children present.
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Tips for Mending Broken Family Ties in Calm Conversation
Advice from Tommie V. Boyd and Samuel Gladding on repairing family rifts. Emphasizes nonaccusatory language, involving neutral mediators, and using reflective prompts. Suggests poems or letters as mediation tools and acknowledges outcomes may vary.
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