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Newsmakers Compiled from the AP wire
Teen says breasts kept her from cheering
J I.OS ANCJKLKS ? Joan Rivers says she was turned down when
I she tried out for her high school cheerleading squad, but it wasn't
1 the end of the world.
! Rivers invited 17-year-old Vicki Guest to appear on her television
j show Thursday because the girl sued the Huntington Beach High
School District recently, charging that she was turned down as a
j cheerleader because her breasts were too large. School officials
i have denied the charge.
Guest's lawyer. Gloria Allred, said the girl agreed to appear on
j " I he Late Show With Joan Rivers" after Rivers pxnri>?(>H cvm
j pathy and promised to handle the subject tastefully.
i
i Singer's drunk-driving charges dropped
RKDLANDS, Calif. ? Drunken driving charges against singer
j Andy Williams have been dismissed after a jury deadlocked 9-3 in
favoi of acquittal.
The 55-year-okl singer was arrested Jan. 20 while driving to Los
, Angeles from Palm Springs. He testified Thursday that he drank a
j glass of beer at Palm Springs and was drinking a beer in his car
j when he was stopped, but he said he wasn't intoxicated,
i Williams was charged with driving under the influence of alcohol
! and driving with a blood-alcohol level above the limit of 0.10 perI
A ?
i ^tui. in iiic icm MiDwcu vvimams Dlood-alcohol content was 0.17
I pcrccnt, police said.
Dire Straits leader hurt in car accident
ADELAIDE, Australia ? Rock star Mark Knopfler, leader of
I the band Dire Straits, broke his collarbone when he crashed during
I a celebrity auto race held before the Australian Formula One
Grand Prix.
I Knopfler lost control of his Ford TX5 Turbo at the first turn of
1 the fivp-lan <?vr>nt Curwl'iw ...wl - ' 1 ' -
, ? .... v... diiu .MdimiKju Mucways into a crash
barrier, course officials said. He walked away from the crash
unaided.
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I For the record
I
Friday's article, "Senators amend new constitution,"
contained two editing errors. Sen. Patrick Smith's
amendment to Sen. Christa Tidwell's proposed amendment
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ed amendment was approved by a 24-7 vote.
Also, Sen. James Franklin's amendment to the proi
posed new constitution was to reduce the senate GPR requirement
from 2.5 to 2.0, which would be in line with
| university requirements in Carolina Community, he
I said. If the university changes its requirement, the senate
i requirement would change along with it.
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By TONY MORENO
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USC staff memhpr Ir?hr?cr?r? ic
recipient of a professional scholarship front
the National Association for Campus
Activities.
The scholarship is one of NACA's programs
lo provide professional-development
training and services for students and staff
members involved in programming campus
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an'tell any of you people I like over jew<
having someone breathing down "I'm
my back 24 hours a day telling me mess up,
what to do, but 1 got myself in a a place f<
bad situation when I was young, prison, >
growing up, by being hard- belonginj
headed, stubborn, not wantin' to ed and s
listen to my parents. And now stinkin' i
I'm having to suffer the kerosene
consequences." After 1
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Men gettin' raped by other men, Joseph
people gettin' their throats cut per midc
Abortion. Continued from page 1
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three-judge federal court in In the
Dallas. tried twi
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law in Texas unconstitutional, 1972.
but did not change the law, say- Then
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would abide by the court's from a fr
decision. "Cong
Henry Wade, Dallas' district voice on
attorney at that time, announced "For
the next morning he didn't care asked,
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would continue to prosecute. "How
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the United States Supreme Court. Weddii
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had any idea what the result school he
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decided to run for the state are younj
legislature. If she lost the case, litigation
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The Educational Foundation began operation
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Johnson's scholarship is part of the Educational
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olved with parents. My pops died last year,
id received When I came to prison, my pop's
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