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Paul McCartney cancels second
concert of his British tour
LONDON (AP) - Former Beatle Paul McCartney
canceled the second show of his first British tour in
10 years, saying he had lost his voice because of a
bad cold.
McCartney opened the British segment of his
"Back in the World" tour with a Saturday concert in
Sheffield, northern England. He called off a second
show in Sheffield Sunday, said his spokesman
Geoff Baker.
"I've caught a cold which made my voice start to
go after last night's show," Baker quoted
McCartney, 60, as saying.
"I woke up this morning with virtually no voice.
I've been doing all that I can to try and get my voice
back and I tried singing a couple of numbers at a
sound check this afternoon, but nothing has
worked and so I am afraid I have to cancel this
show in order to save the other gigs on the tour."
Organizers told fans planning to attend to keep
their tickets and an apologetic McCartney prom
ised the show would be rescheduled.
McCartney last toured Britain in 1993. He plans
concerts in Manchester, Birmingham and
London and will play the Beatles' hometown,
Liverpool, in June.
Couple exchanges wedding
vowels at a local Wal-Mart
FORT MYERS, Fla. (AP) - Love was the most
popular display item at a local Wal-Mart as two
employees exchanged vows in the apparel aisle
of the discount department store.
The jittery bride, Sandy Thomas, 54, walked past
$11.93 NASCAR hats as the Celine Dion song
"Power of Love" played over the intercom
"This is absolutely fantastic," said the
Dan Harbecke, 51, after the vows weis
exchanged Saturday. ’I feel so good right now.l'ii
so in love."
The pair met last year in the store's break room
She works in women's apparel and he worksin
dairy.
They originally planned to get married on Ills
beach but the store manager suggested Wal-Mart
It seemed appropriate.
Thomas' brother wasn't surprised at her choici
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