Barbara Stanwyck dies at 82 in California film legend
Hollywood actress Barbara Stanwyck, a versatile star of film TV and stage, died at St John’s Santa Monica at age 82 from congestive heart failure. Born Ruby Stevens in 1907, she rose from chorus lines to major awards including Emmys and a Life Achievement from the AFI, with iconic roles in Double Indemnity and The Barbara Stanwyck Show.
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Stone film pushes toward Oscar glory at Golden Globes
Oliver Stone’s anti war drama Born on the Fourth of July swept the Golden Globes winning best dramatic movie best screenplay best director for Stone and best dramatic actor for Tom Cruise. Ron Kovic accepted the screenplay trophy and praised the film’s truth. Nominations for the Oscars will be announced February 14.
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GOP leadership in Ohio frets over statewide slate
In Columbus a frustrated Ohio Republican Party chairman Bob Bennett vows a "quality ticket" for auditor and secretary of state as tensions rise over candidate development for statewide races. Key figures express doubts while others urge patience, noting apportionment power and past election patterns shape the 1980s race.
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Baldwin Wallace dean's list fall scholars named
Baldwin Wallace College announces dean's list honors for the fall quarter. Names span campuses and include Alison Amherst, Richard Drake, Kimberly Hague, Kathleen Leahy, Karee Mantini, Dorothy Matcham, Brenda Peters, Thomas Reichert, plus multiple students at AVOM Lake and Bay Village locations.
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