D6 TELEVISION/LIFE
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 2011
DECATUR, ILLINOIS
www.herald-review.com
THE DISH H&R news service reports
LIZ STILL HOSPITALIZED: Elizabeth Taylor’s treatment for congestive heart failure will likely cause her to spend another few days in a Los Angeles hospital, a spokeswoman for the actress said. She said Taylor was resting comfortably and had been receiving family and friends in her room throughout the weekend at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center. Taylor Taylor, 78, was admitted late last week and was being treated for symptoms caused by congestive heart failure, a condition she disclosed in 2004. “At this stage, with her history, they’re going to want to keep her in for a while just to make sure they’ve fixed what they needed to fix,” Morrison said. Taylor has appeared in more than 50 films and won Oscars for her performances in “Butterfield 8” (1960) and “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?” (1966). Her diagnosis for congestive heart failure, compounded with spinal fractures and the effects of scoliosis, left her nearly bedridden. She has also battled pneumonia, ulcers, amoebic dysentery and bursitis, and she had a benign brain tumor removed in 1997. In recent years, she has had to use a wheelchair when out in public. PACEMAKER FOR MUTI: Doctors at Northwestern Memorial Hospital say a common heart rhythm disturbance caused Chicago Symphony Orchestra music director Riccardo Muti to faint during a rehearsal. Muti Cardiologist Bradley Knight said doctors have implanted a standard pacemaker to help ensure it doesn’t happen again. Knight says the 69-year-old Muti has superb heart function overall and that the pacemaker should correct the problem. Muti suffered a broken jaw and facial fractures when he fell from the podium Feb. 3, and he has been hospitalized since then. NEW MUSIC DUE: Bluegrass legend Ralph Stanley is releasing a collection of hymns and spirituals. Nashville’s Rebel Records says the album, called “A Mother’s Prayer,” will be out April 19. Considered the foremost artist of Appalachian music, the 84year-old Stanley will draw on stark ballads Stanley and the church music of his youth. Some of the selections will be a cappella, while the Grammy-winning Clinch Mountain Boys will back him up on others. Stanley is best known for his music in the Coen Brothers film “O Brother, Where Art Thou?” in 2000. His song “O, Death” on the soundtrack earned him two Grammy awards.
For a complete schedule of TV listings, go to www.herald-review.com/go/tv/
Illinois State Scholars Mattoon
Clinton
Hannah Austin
Kaitlyn Bradd
Lauren Buck
Paul Calio
Rex Colgrove
Lauren Cox
Christopher Havlik
Michael Heller
Doug Henness
Jenna Jackley
Laura Baker
Diane Bridges
Abbie Higgins
Timothy Cooper
Chloe Morris
Dylan Etayo
Jessica Tarbox
William Leitch
Shannon Lowry
Anastacia Peadro
Lindsay Quick
Haley Westfall
Patrick Grimm Abbie Higgins Chloe Morris Jessica Tarbox Haley Westfall
Laura Baker Diane Bridges Timothy Cooper Dylan Etayo Tallulah Gill Jordan Good Dalton Lee
Tallulah Gill
Cumberland
We want your stories Whether it has something to do with your job, home, school or community, people of all ages in Central Illinois are looking toward the future. We would like to know what you believe the future has in store for you and share it with us in an essay. The newspaper is planning its annual Outlook special sections on March 20 and 27 and the theme is "Building for the Future." We plan to report about the hopes and dreams of the people in the community where you live, work and learn. However, we would also like you to tell us about your future in your own words. Send your stories to Managing Editor Dave Dawson by email at ddawson@herald-review. com or conventional mail at 601 E. William St., Decatur, IL 62523. Essays should be less than 300 words and they should be in our possession by 5 p.m. Friday, March 11. Please include daytime and evening phone numbers. The stories do not have to be limited to individuals. If your community or business has a vision of the future, share that, too.
Emily Rardin
Tiffany Wolf
Hannah Austin Kaitlyn Bradd Lauren Buck Paul Calio Rex Colgrove Lauren Cox Christopher Havlik Michael Heller Doug Henness Jenna Jackley
Micah Wolfe
Philip Zike
Dalton Lee William Leitch Shannon Lowry Anastacia Peadro Lindsay Quick Emily Rardin Tiffany Wolf Micah Wolfe Philip Zike
Dakota Czerwonka
Tyler Ingram
Alison Kimble
Dakota Czerwonka Tyler Ingram
Sara Stone
Alison Kimble Sara Stone
Neoga
Robinson Kelsey Atteberry Joshua Avery Curtis Baker Samuel Buercklin Deena Condrey Emily Jenkins
Andrew Scott Cassidy Sowle Brendan Thompson Lindsey Watts Emily Williams Ellen Wilson
Olivia Deters
Kristina Kastl
Olivia Deters Kristina Kastl Tyler Pikowski
MORE SCHOLARS NEXT WEEK
Tyler Pikowski