Playboy twin sentenced for tax evasion in Wisconsin case
Lynnette Harris and her sister Leigh Ann Conley received assets from David Kritzik totaling 1.1 million dollars through 1987 after a five year relationship. Harris was sentenced to 10 months in prison plus two months in a halfway house and fined 12 500 dollars. Conley faces sentencing for four misdemeanor tax return charges.
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Leigh Ann Conley
David Kritzik
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Today Ratings Sink to Seven-Year Low in Morning News Race
NBCs Today posts its lowest average since August 1988 at 2.9 as Good Morning America leads with 4.2. CBS This Morning stays third at 2.2 while all three shows slip by a tenth from the prior week.
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Hershey Kisses to Glow Anew Under Streetlight Crust
Hershey Pennsylvania faces replacement of six foot Hershey's Kiss lamp domes after 27 years in sun. PP&L spokesman Nick Diminni says the coated aluminum coverings are tarnished and dull. Hershey Foods Corp. must fund replacements under a 10 year old agreement after PP&L bought Hershey Electric Co.
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West leads spades into three no trump misfit
In a bridge deal West opens spades against three no trump hoping for diamonds, misreading East strength. Declarer makes 12 tricks in one room while the other room uses a scientific sequence reaching six clubs, yielding a big team pickup.
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Thirtysomething Producer Sues Busfield Over Pay Dispute
MGM-UA Television sues Timothy Busfield in Los Angeles Superior Court alleging he threatens to boycott filming of the fourth season unless paid. The suit seeks injunctions and damages, noting Busfield desires 36 375 per episode against offered 28 750.
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Los Angeles Superior Court
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Heavy metal nights come to Alley Cal club in Elyria
The Top Shelf Showcase Concert Series launches at the Alley Cal in the alley behind Johnny Dixon's with Cleveland band's Dirty Trixx headlining a four act bill. Avon Lake act Talisman opens at 10 p.m. Gypsy Boots and Cry Wolf complete the lineup. Additional acts and dates extend Friday and Saturday through August with acts Captured August 3 and more, contact Wade Gilcher for slots. Admission is 3 dollars for 21 plus and 6 dollars for 18 to 21.
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Johnny Dixon
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Dirty Trixx
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Gypsy Boots
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