German Stern covers Madonna nude with Naomi Campbell and Vanilla Ice
The German weekly Stern features Madonna naked on its cover with Naomi Campbell and Vanilla Ice in a provocative photo. Inside, Stern questions fans’ expectations as Madonna seeks new ways to top herself. Dr. Henry Heimlich, age 72, will head a March 22 awards dinner for the Maimonides Research Institute, launching the Heimlich Maimonides Museum to honor Maimonides with manuscripts and artifacts from his travels in Spain, Morocco and Egypt.
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Burt Reynolds Tax Trouble In Arkansas Mentioned
The actor owes 138.64 in late Arkansas taxes on Bull Shoals lakefront property bought in the 1970s near Evening Shade. Marion County tax collector Janie Sanders expects resolution, while a Reynolds production assistant cites a possible oversight and refers inquiries to Scott Ford of Stephens Inc.
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Dolly Parton Pushes Loveless Back To Songwriting
Dolly Parton advised Patty Loveless to return to writing songs, telling her she would face a wake up call if she did not try again. Loveless vows to discipline herself and notes hits like That Kind of Girl and Jealous Bone. Meanwhile Sidney Poitier received AFI’s 20th Lifetime Achievement Award as black stars pay tribute and reflect on his trailblazing impact on cinema.
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Turner Fonda and Buffalo Guest Skips Savannah Reception
Ted Turner and Jane Fonda, joined by a 400 pound buffalo named Thunder, were billed as guests of honor at the National Buffalo Association convention. They skipped the Thursday reception to tour Savannah, Georgia, while Thunder arrived late. Turner founded CNN and runs a buffalo ranch in Montana.
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Shocked addresses black influence at SXSW conference
Folk rock singer Michelle Shocked told about 3,000 attendees at the South by Southwest conference that the music industry writing out black musicians' contributions is still active. Her Grammy nominated album Short Sharp Shocked is noted. Organizers said a keynote speaker was a no show. More than 400 acts are scheduled to perform.
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Lawyer hired to redraw Ohio districts connected to GOP donors
Lawrence A. Kane Jr., appointed special master for redistricting, funded Ohio GOP leaders Aronoff Taft and Voinovich, according to the Plain Dealer. Kane, a Cincinnati Republican, said judges hired him despite his politics and pledged independence with outside experts as needed. He contributed various sums to Aronoff Voinovich and Taft campaigns between 1988 and 1991 and 1990, while not giving to House Speaker Riffe or Auditor Ferguson. Judge Nathaniel Jones and Judge John W. Peck defended Kane’s qualifications after questioning his partisan background.
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Toledo to install hand held detectors in schools
Toledo schools will use random weapons checks with hand held detectors at Start High and other campuses to deter weapon carrying. Officials cite 57 weapon related incidents since September and seven guns confiscated, as students debate privacy and necessity amid three attacks on staff in the district.
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Akron sex-change recipient convicted of soliciting
Kisha Nunley 26 of Akron found guilty by Municipal Court jury of offering to perform oral sex for $30 to an undercover Akron police officer on Jan 24. Judge Colopy set sentencing for March 31. maximum penalty could be $1,000 fine and six months in jail. Nunley previously had sex-change surgery at Akron City Hospital after hormone therapy and implants. Nunley plans appeal and says the case was a police targeting due to her sex-change operation.
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