Bill Cullen dies at 70 former game show host
Los Angeles AP Bill Cullen television personality and game show host of Ive Got a Secret The Price Is Right and The $25 000 Pyramid died of lung cancer at age 70 He passed away Saturday at his Bel Air home Cullen led CBS Ive Got a Secret 1952 1967 hosted the original Price Is Right 1957 1964 and later The $25 000 Pyramid He appeared on radio and TV from 1944 to 1988 listed among many shows and TV Guide covers He started as a Pittsburgh DJ before joining CBS Radio in 1943 and first TV game show Give and Take in 1952
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Public Auction of James Frisby Estate Near Mansfield Ohio
A public auction on Wednesday July 11 at 10 00 AM lists the estate of James Frisby. Location 14 miles north of Mansfield at 40 North Street Shiloh Ohio features antiques and primitive items including engines, tools, furniture, and vehicle lots. Terms CASH. Auction conducted by 5G Roush and 5D Roush, Route 1 Shelby Ohio with contact numbers.
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2 Live Crew cancel Dallas concert sparks riot at Longhorn Ballroom
The dispute with promoters led to a last minute cancelation by 2 Live Crew triggering a riot with about 50 fans. Two Times Herald photographers and a reporter were injured and equipment damaged. Police dispersed the crowd as the event ended.
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Grateful Dead Draw 40,000 Peaceful Fans at Three Rivers
AP Pittsburgh reports the Grateful Dead played before more than 40,000 peaceful fans at Three Rivers Stadium while police observed. About 100 fans were arrested mainly for drugs or alcohol. one man was arrested naked. No violence reported. Drugs included LSD and hallucinogenic mushrooms. heat reached 120 degrees in spots. Police patrolled to avoid 1989 violence. some Deadheads camped at nearby state parks with many campsites full.
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Defenders' matchup in a missed ahead play at bridge
East speeds play, defends with positional trick in side suits. West needs the club ace or heart king. East must back a heart jack to set the contract with airtight defense. Declarer misguessed spade king and lost to a king in hearts.
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