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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1993
Page
5
Starts Friday November 26 co sponsored by Q104 and WUAB 43. Shoppers pick a heart ornament bearing a child’s name to buy a gift or donate. Dillard's wraps tags and delivers gifts by Christmas. Ornament is kept by donor. Call 579 3276 for details. End date December 18.
Indiana University coach Bobby Knight chats with David Letterman in New York during a Late Show taping as Indiana sits in the top 25 of the preseason AP poll. Billy Joel’s River of Dreams extends its record run atop Billboard's adult contemporary chart.
Rich Bond, 48, ex-chairman of the Republican National Committee, who oversaw George Bush's 1992 loss, begins a master's in American government at Georgetown and will start a doctoral program there next month. He regrets not challenging Pat Buchanan at the convention and criticizes media framing. Chelsea Clinton appears as Favorite Aunt in The Nutcracker at the Washington Ballet with four performances at the Warner Theater, December 10 to 26, dates kept secret.
Ashley Judd, star of NBC’s Sisters, suffered a broken ankle in a horse riding incident at Naomi Judd’s farm in Franklin Tennessee. She underwent surgery and was listed in satisfactory condition at Williamson Medical Center with an expected two day hospital stay.
Salman Rushdie appeared at MIT to accept an honorary professorship the first since Winston Churchill in 1949. The event, billed as a reading by Susan Sontag, drew about 550 attendees as Rushdie urged bravery against terrorism and said he will not be silenced after years in hiding due to the fatwa on The Satanic Verses.
Dan Lemmons and Richard Lemmons pose with rock star Axl Rose while their Newport Beach company sells Charles Manson T shirts. Manson, in prison for the 1969 Tate murders, earns 10 cents on each $17 shirt featuring the cult leader and the phrase Charlie Dont Surf on the back.
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