newsharrison

Herald-Sun, Melbourne, 13 March 2000

* The photo here was actually snapped by yours truly, but in one of the greatest injustices ever perpetrated in the history of Australian journalism, the credit was mistakenly given to someone else, this so-called Fiona Hamilton. It's okay. It doesn't matter that it's the only photo I'm likely to have published in my entire life. I'm not bitter about it. Not much, anyway. Okay, okay - maybe just a little bit. All right? Ya happy?

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	SCAR MONGERING FOR DOC�S EARS ONLY GEORGE Harrison may still bear some of the scars from being stabbed, but nothing was going to keep him from his beloved Formula One. In public for the first time since being attacked in his home on December 31 last year, the former Beatle looked tanned, cool and healthy as he strolled the Grand Prix paddock at Albert Park. Although he refused to discuss the stabbing with the media, Harrison gave Grand Prix doctor Professor Sid Watkins a highly animated description of what happened. Waving his arms, Harrison pointed to his hands and chest as the doctor listened intently. Michael Adram, 30, of Liverpool, is awaiting trial on a charge of attempted murder. Harrison has been a regular visitor to the Australian Grand Prix and attends several other races around the world each year.

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