Holmes offers reward in Lehigh campus double murder case
Boxing champion Larry Holmes offered a 5000 dollar reward for information in the Lehigh University double murder of Jennifer Grider and Mary Orlando. Police had no suspects as of Monday, while Holmes expressed sympathy for the victims and willingness to aid in catching the killer.
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Dukakis and El-Amin steer Boyz II Men to Grammys win
John Dukakis and Qadree El-Amin, once a security aide, now manage Boyz II Men after mentor Roderick Rountree was killed. The duo acknowledge the group at the Grammys praise. Dukakis cites a long affinity for music business and studio planning from childhood.
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Pocahontas Descendants Expand in Virginia Echoing Film Fame
Virginia genealogists report a surge of inquiries as the Disney film spurs many residents to trace ties to Pocahontas. Researchers note scant 17th century records, high interest at the Virginia Historical Society, and a market for works like Pocahontas Descendants while locals connect descendants to Powhatan heritage and state law.
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Diana described as lonely by Morton in new chapter
Royal biographer Andrew Morton portrays Princess Diana as unhappy and isolated, leaning on vodka at times to endure official events. He says she now leads a quiet life, shops to cope, and often goes to bed by eight, with limited staff visits and a strict routine.
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Wolfman Jack and the West Coast Soul Subversion
Roger Anderson recalls Wolfman Jack, a boundary bending radio icon who thrilled California teens with late night funk. The White Texan, born Robert Smith, rode a chaotic mix of R&B, ads, and wild calls from a Southern California signal near the Mexican border, becoming a counterculture legend before exiting spotlight into TV and notoriety.
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