Raymond tapes stolen in CBS sitcom Emmy mailings theft
A truck carrying 9 600 video cassettes of Everybody Loves Raymond was stolen en route to Emmy voters. executive producer Phil Rosenthal said the theft could boost publicity and noted more tapes can be mailed before the June 23 return deadline. Nomination and award dates follow this year as the academy shifts to at home viewing.
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Sparky Schulz Honored in Nationwide Cartoon Tribute
After his death, Charles M Schulz is remembered as Sparky by friends and fans. Cartoonists across the country publish Schulz themed strips and celebrate with the Milton Caniff Lifetime Achievement Award posthumously. Mort Drucker and Mike Luckovich comment on the outpouring of respect.
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Lasorda rebuts Clinton voters during National Building Museum dinner
Former Dodgers manager Tommy Lasorda says he never voted for President Clinton, citing his Republican lineage. Clinton praises Lasorda, calling him a hero as the two share a public moment at the event.
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