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Atari E.T. cartridges from landfill auctioned for up to $1,500
Atari E.T. cartridges from landfill auctioned for up to $1,500
By Adam Westlake With a documentary set to air later this month, the first of the Atari 2600 game cartridges that were unearthed from the desert this past spring after being buried in 1983 were auctioned off. A set of 100 cartridges, including a number of copies of the game adaptation of E.T., earned close to $36,500 for the City of Alamogordo, New …
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Theme Park Sued Twice
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Indoor Chicago Theme Park Sued Twice for Fatal Roller Coaster Accident
Norridge, IL — Two lawsuits have been filed against a suburban Chicago theme park after a toddler fell to his death from a roller coaster. The parents of the toddler filed a lawsuit on Tuesday, April 19, 2011, and another unrelated lawsuit was filed by a woman, who came to the aide of the child after he fell, reported the Huffington Post.
Both lawsuits named Go Bananas indoor amusement park in Norridge, Illinois as the defendants. The two lawsuits are claiming the park’s negligence led to the child’s death.
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