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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1996
Page
4
Lynn Swann demonstrates football throwing to Diana Ross during a Phoenix news conference announcing Ross as the Super Bowl XXX halftime headliner. The show will feature 32 tons of stages sets and pyrotechnics while Ross promises an unprecedented production.
Rosa Parks met children and seniors at a LA center after dedicating a health screening van for the elderly. A crowd of hundreds including students and community leaders saw Parks praised for her role in the Montgomery bus boycott and civil rights advances.
Atlantic City faces a clash as Donald Trump and Steve Wynn battle a state bill allowing developers to recoup cleanup costs for former dumps. Wynn aims to build a $500 million 2000 room casino on a former municipal dump, while Trump warns terms must be fair to existing casinos and not rely on others cleaning the land.
Phil Donahue says he will end his long running talk show this season. He defends the democratic format and audience participation while criticizing sensational programs and competition, noting the stress of rising ratings and gray-haired fatigue.
The National Portrait Gallery in London will add a rooftop restaurant with a panoramic view and a 160-seat lecture theater as part of a 21 million extension running 1997 to 2000. Works will preserve the existing building while sharing the east wing with the National Gallery.
London AP reports the Duchess of York faced widespread cash worries and a rumored million dollar offer to host a CBS talk show, while CBS denies any deal. She also heads to London's High Court over a 142 500 debt as her finances draw scrutiny.
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