Celebrity Spotlight Theaters In November Debut
A daily look at prominent figures notes Cee due in theaters this year and stars in the upcoming HBO film Grey Gardens.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 2009
Page
12
A daily look at prominent figures notes Cee due in theaters this year and stars in the upcoming HBO film Grey Gardens.
General Motors ends its 22 year support for filmmaker Ken Burns stating the crisis requires restraint on such spending. Burns is known for The Civil War Jazz and Baseball documentaries and the figure of aid is not disclosed.
A Qatar native held in a South Carolina Navy prison as an enemy combatant since 2001 is to be transferred to Illinois for civilian trial. He was indicted by the Justice Department last week, after being detained without trial since June 2003.
Authorities search for a fishing boat vanish off the coast with two NFL players aboard. A 3-D concert film opened strong earning 12.7 million at the weekend box office. Phoenix Suns beat the Los Angeles Lakers 118-111 as 3.2 scored 33 points. Band plans TV appearances push ahead of March 3 album release on Late Night.
The government plans a 30 billion bailout for an insurance giant and appoints the Kansas governor to lead Health and Human Services. The article notes the final issue of a major newspaper amid industry transitions and broader media shifts to free platforms.
An Asian nation reports its lunar probe crash in a controlled collision after a mission launched in October 2007 to survey the Moon. The event ends phase one of a three stage program that plans soft landings and rover sampling, aiming for a space station and crewed Moon landings.
A Dear Abby excerpt covers turning business meetings into personal chats and keeping agendas on track. It also includes letters about visiting relatives with special dietary needs and pet care costs, plus a recovering addict addressing stigma and boundaries with family and siblings.
A reader chronicles rushing into marriage with a charming but controlling partner from an Internet match. He quit his tenure, moved overseas, and pressurized her into quick vows. She flags manipulation, porn use, drinking, and at age 50 plans divorce after six months.
The page shows Regal Cinemas listings with showtimes and ratings for titles such as The International Confessions of a Shopaholic He’s Just Not That Into You The Pink Panther 2 Taken Slumdog Millionaire Underworld 3 Paul Blart Mall Cop and others. It includes theater notices about special events and ticket sales alongside a reader letters section about personal finance and marriage decisions.
The piece discusses future ocean acidity and mass extinction risk. It weighs stopping fossil fuels immediately to stabilize pH versus drastic fixes like dumping limestone or extracting acid from seawater and treating it with volcanic rock. It cites limestone volumes and multiple industrial plants as limits, urging elimination of fossil fuels as the simplest path.
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