| Moran, other 'Happy Days' stars to reunite at car show
Howard went on to huge success as an Academy Award-winning film director.Winkler has produced and directed shows and movies and acted in "Scream" and "Holes." Anson Williams (Warren "Potsie" Weber) has directed TV episodes, including some for "Star Trek Voyager" and "Beverly Hills 90210." After starring in the short-lived "Joanie Loves Chachi," Moran worked in independent films.Moran, 47, said she cannot wait to reminisce on her glory days as Joanie with co-stars Williams and Winkler. During a "Happy Days" reunion this weekend, the three actors will sign autographs and chat with fans at Carquest World of Wheels at Chicago’s McCormick Place East.During the three-day show, 100,000 fans are expected to visit the "Happy Days" gang, meet Jason Earles (Jackson) from "Hannah Montana" and enjoy hundreds of gleaming, hand-built, custom cars.The "Happy Days" gang will feel right at home around car fanatics.
6 powers propose new sanctions and restrictions on Iran
The six countries offered Iran a package of economic incentives and political rewards in June 2006 if it agreed to freeze uranium enrichment before talks on its nuclear program. But Iran has refused and defied two Security Council resolutions demanding suspension. The new proposal would freeze the assets of additional individuals and entities involved in Iran's nuclear activities. They were not identified in those parts seen by The AP. .
A trial would fail, and split the U.S. when unity behind progressive ...
Michael Tomasky is American editor of the Guardian newspaper of London. He is American. High crimes and misdemeanors? Sure. George W. Bush and Dick Cheney are constitutional rogues of the highest order. Strictly on the merits, impeachment proceedings should begin posthaste. But there are compelling reasons people - especially liberals who are most inclined to want to see Bush and Cheney in the dock - should step back and consider the larger ramifications of such a move. Most people think of impeachment as a purely legal action. But it is also - indeed, I'd argue that it is even chiefly - a political action. And political actions produce reactions that we may not be crazy about. My argument starts here: Barring any new and shocking information, impeachment will fail. Let me repeat: It. Will.
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