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...theme. Scott told police that his wife left the couple's three-bedroom home to walk the dog, while he drove to the Berkeley Marina for a fishing trip. In the early days of the search for Laci, her family described Scott, 30, a fertilizer salesman, as a loving husband and model son-in-law, and remained loyal even when Modesto police began searching his house, boat and car and saying in early January that he was cooperating only to "some degree...
...restaurant with talent agent Renee Tab, 26, over a $15,000 necklace. "My ears hurt. My neck hurts. My teeth have to be redone," Osbourne said. Tab says she won the necklace at a New Year's Eve party Osbourne threw to celebrate renewing her wedding vows with husband Ozzy; Osbourne says Tab crashed the event and should return the gift. Police are investigating the altercation, which took place when the women inadvertently dined at the same boite, and lawyers are duking it out over ownership of the jewels. Whoever scored the centerpiece that night, watch your back...
...Death Valley has become especially popular with middle-age vacationers and retirees. The 45-and-older set represents the majority of the 500 residents who work as store clerks, waiters, registrars, maids and guides. "The young look for excitement, the older for peace," says Jepson, 60. Jepson and her husband Calvin, 57, the Inn & Ranch's general manager, came to work for only two years but decided to stay indefinitely. "We grew to love the uncluttered lifestyle," she says...
...around the world, and it's hard to compare the data." When Guido Vincenzi played in the 1950s and '60s, there were often no substitutes on hand in case of injury. "They just stayed in, otherwise their team would be down to 10 men," said Daniela Cantamessa Vincenzi, whose husband died of ALS in 1997 at age 64. Vincenzi doesn't question the injections given to her husband to keep him on the field. But, she adds, "if I were a player today, I would ask every time they gave me something." Collovati, likewise, has no suspicions about his friend...
...Despite all the hardships involved, reservists and their families say service pays in ways that may not be so easy to understand for those who have never had the experience. Monterey Brookman estimates that her physician husband's service in Somalia "probably cost us a million dollars." But, she adds, "we would pay every penny of that because it was, for my husband, worth a million and then some to be fulfilling his mission as a doctor and an American...