PAGE Union-News, Wednesday, July 17, 2002 Compiled from news dispatches Newsmakers Associated Press York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg addresses the news media while New York Gov. George Pataki looks at a section of the Irish famine memorial yesterday in New City. Irish President Mary McAleese and rock star Bob Geldof were among the dignitaries at the dedication of the $5 million memorial, designed by New York artist Brian Tolle, which includes a ruined cottage and dozens of native Irish plants. It is located on a half-acre site in Battery Park City, just one block west of the World Jade Center disaster site. The "Irish Hunger" began in 1845 when a blight destroyed the potato crop, depriving Ireland of its staple food.
By 1847 millions were starving and dying. Between 1847 and 1852 hundreds of thousands of Irish had Immigrated to New York. Rogers Museum hits the trail pony down until there are no legs on it." 33 on the Hollywood Walk of 3 SCHERMERHORN'S Seafood- Open 7 Days 224 WESTFIELD RD. HOLYOKE 533-9229 9 am 10 pm Fresh Maine Fresh Swordfish Bud-Bud Lt 30 Ink Live Lobsters Steamers $6.99 $17.99 Haley $6.99 A Lottery drawings MASS. DAILY NUMBERS No big winner.
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announced Monday. The move was prompted, Rogers bald, by the drop in attendance since the deaths of his father and stepmother, legendstars of movie and television westerns. Mendance at the museum on the edge of the Mojave Desert has dropped below 50,000 visa year, said Rogers, who has been seekAng a new site for three years. At its peak in the 1990s, when his dad still gave personal tours, the museum drew 75,000 visitors annually, he said. Known as "King of the Cowboys," Roy Rogers died in 1998 at 86, and Dale Evans, "Queen of the West," died last wear at 88.
The Victorville museum features thousands of items associated with the coupier including their fancy costumes, family photos and Roy's cars, guns and watches. The biggest draw is the preserved figure of Roy's palomino, Trigger, rearing up on its hind legs. Dale's horse Buttercup, and their "Wonder dog," Scout, are also on display. All will be moved to Branson. In a news release issued Monday, Rogers said he and other family members "owe it to our parents to continue their legacy.
I'm not going to ride a we Associated Press Actor Robert Wagner gets a kiss from "Austin Powers" co-star Mike Myers yesterday after receiving the star Inion News, PAGE 2 PAYBACK Get back more than the price of the paper when you redeem this Union-News Page 2 Payback coupon for FREE merchandise. Look for a new coupon every day. The Weather Helms home after surgery U.S. Sen. Jesse Helms returned home yesterday for the first time since his heart surgery almost three months ago.
Jimmy Broughton, a Helms spokesman, said the 80- year-old senator left a rehabilitation center in Raleigh, N.C., yesterday morning. "He said he was looking forward to being in the same home with Mrs. Helms for the first time in three: months," Broughton said. Helms, R- N.C., had surgery April 25 to replace a wornout pig valve that was installed in his heart 10 years ago. While the senator was at the Raleigh center, his wife, Dorothy, had openheart surgery to replace her mitral valve.
Dorothy Helms, 83, returned home July 10, 10 days after her surgery. Diana squabble continues again after the committee overseeing the construction disagreed on the design. The panel, led by the princess' friend, Rosa Monckton, failed to reach a decision after more than two hours of discussions Monday night. Culture Secretary Tessa Jowell has been asked to find "an appropriate way forward." It's been nearly five years since Diana's death, but plans for a fountain in London's Hyde The Park list have of 100 been in artists dispute. who Princess Diana Plans to build a $1.45 million memorial fountain to Princess Diana have been delayed Princess Diana submitted ideas was cut down to three, but the committee of eight is split evenly over designs by British artist Anish Kapoor and American landscape architect Kathryn Gustafson.
The government wants to have the fountain finished by Aug. 31, 2003, the sixth anniversary of Diana's death in a car crash. Schwarzenegger considers run Arnold Schwarzenegger says he may yet run for governor of California. Schwarzenegger, a GOP activist, spoke Monday to? a breakfast meeting of about 15 Republican state governors attending the National Governors Association conference in Boise, Idaho. The 54-year-old actor said he mulled a challenge against Democratic Gov.
Gray Davis this past year, but declined because of movie contracts. "It's something that I'm still interested in (for) the future. I think that the greatest thing you can do is serve the people," he said. "It gives me the greatest satisfaction much more than going down another red carpet to do a movie premiere to go and create after-school programs, help special Olympians, inspire kids to stay away from drugs and gangs." HOW TO REACH THE NEWSPAPER The following information is provided to help readers reach the newspaper. Mail to newsroom: P.O.
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