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Month: August 2011

Dr. Phil gets interview with Casey Anthony’s parents

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Dr. Phil has landed the first interview with Casey Anthony’s parents after her controversial murder acquittal.

Cindy and George Anthony will appear on the September 12th season premiere of The Dr. Phil Show. In a statement, the talk-show host says, “Cindy and George have suffered a horrific loss with the untimely death of their granddaughter Caylee, and they have since endured an unprecedented public attack on their family. Have these attacks been warranted, or not? I looked them straight in the eye and asked some very tough questions. Nothing is off limits during this interview.”

Dr. Phil says the interview is being done in return for a donation to Caylee’s Fund, the Anthonys’ charity, but insists “the couple will derive no income” from it.

Stupid Stuff from The Interwebs

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Colleen is on her way to a retirement party; or so she thinks. What she doesn’t realize is that she’s actually on her way to a wedding — her wedding. Her boyfriend Shawn spent the past year finding out what Colleen’s vision of a perfect wedding would be, and then without her knowing, planned the entire thing down to the smallest detail. He invited 200 guests and explained to them all what was going on. In the end, she said “yes” and Shawn had pulled off the most amazing wedding ever.

Lincoln County Jail booking activity- Wednesday

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Neb. state senator to introduce bath salts ban

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Bath salts

LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) – A Nebraska state senator wants impose a ban on bath salts, a synthetic drug that has grown popular in other parts of the country. Omaha Sen. Heath Mello says he will introduce a bill when the
Legislature convenes in January to ban the new designer drug before it becomes a larger problem in Nebraska. The drug’s two main ingredients are stimulants that can cause paranoia, hallucinations and sometimes violent behavior. Mello says at least 25 other states have banned bath salts. The drug is typically labeled “not for human consumption,” which allows it to escape federal bans. Mello says the drugs are readily available on the internet, and can be as dangerous as heroin, ecstasy and PCP.

Chadron council sets Oct. 4 date for recall vote

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Chadron City Hall

CHADRON, Neb. (AP) – The Chadron City Council has set Oct. 4 as the recall election date for Mayor John Chizek and Vice Mayor Steve Duncan.  Chizek and Duncan abstained from the election date vote on Monday might. The affidavits filed by Dr. Robert Penor for the recall drive say neither Chizek nor Duncan was acting in the best interests of Chadron or its residents. Penor says Chizek and Duncan have taken too many liberties in putting items on the council agenda and in their comments during council sessions. Chizek and Duncan reject the accusations.

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