Stallone Overpaid, Freeman Underpaid in Box Office Study
Hollywood figures Stallone top overpaid list after earning 20 million per film for titles like Assassins and Judge Dredd. Morgan Freeman labeled underpaid at 6 million per film though praised for roles in Se7en and The Shawshank Redemption.
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Sylvester Stallone
Stallone
Judge Dredd
Hollywood
Entertainment ‘Weekly
Morgan Freeman
Freeman
Vernon mass murder leaves questions on handgun license
In Vernon British Columbia relatives prepare to bury nine killed in a mass murder. They question why police granted the killer a handgun license after his wife filed a complaint. Gakhal and seven relatives died at a weekend Sikh wedding.
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Vernon
British Columbia
Canada
Mark Chahal
Rajwar Gakhal
Gakhal
Aiken Standard Subscription Rates and Address Details
Subscription rates for HOME DELIVERY and COUNTY MAIL vary by duration and mail type with monthly and annual terms. The notice lists prices, payment options, and the publication’s mailing address and post office box. It notes the paper’s establishment year and publishing schedule, along with where to send address changes.
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Aiken Standard - Pbm
Aiken Standard
Aiken Communications Inc
P.O. Box
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S.C
P.O
Aiken, S.C
Negotiations With Freemen Called Deep And Complicated
Jordan Montana reports that talks between anti government Freemen and outside intermediaries are on hold as the two week standoff with the FBI continues. State Rep. Joe Quilici says the situation is deep and complicated and unlikely to end soon. He notes minor progress but refuses to detail talks. Easter services prayed for both Freemen and agents amid the standoff with charges against several Freemen.
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Mont
FBI
Joe Quilici
Associated Press
Quilici
U.S
North Korea troops enter DMZ amid taunts and tensions
North Korea again sent troops into the demilitarized zone for a third day, with up to 180 soldiers targeting South Korean positions near Panmunjom. President Kim Young-sam condemned the incursions as unpardonable violations while top military talks followed, all amid stalled peace hopes and no redeployments announced.
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South Korea
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Kim Young-sam
North Korea
Panmunjom
Korean Peninsula
United States
Fewer American Pilgrims Celebrate Easter in Jerusalem
Thousands of pilgrims and residents filled the Church of the Holy Sepulcher for Easter in Jerusalem but American attendance was down due to violence in Israel this year. Palestinians were barred from entering Jerusalem amid attacks and many joined services at Bethlehem's Church of the Nativity. In Rome the pope delivered Easter wishes in 56 languages to about 100,000 people.
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Rome
Clinton Ties With Lasater Probe At Whitewater Hearings
Senate investigators tracked ties between Arkansas Governor Bill Clinton and investment banker Dan Lasater during a 1985 meeting and ongoing efforts to win state bond contracts. Internal memos show Clinton aides monitored Lasater's bid opportunities, including a Lasater letter requesting monthly meetings.
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Senate
Arkansas
Bill Clinton
Senate Whitewater Committee
Dan Lasater
Clinton
Lasater
Roger
Clinton Maintains Lead Over Dole in National Polls
National polls show Clinton leading Dole, with CBS News New York Times giving 49 percent to 39 percent in Clinton's favor. Time CNN polls differ, showing Clinton's lead growing since last fall and potential 5 point edge.
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Clinton
Bob Dole
CBS News
New York Times
Dole
Time Magazine
CNN
Plea Deal Expected For Rostenkowski
Former US Rep Dan Rostenkowski sought a plea deal this week that would limit his sentence to 17 months. He would plead guilty to two federal corruption charges and pay a $100,000 fine, per Newsweek and WBBM TV citing sources. The Chicago Democrat, 68, who lost his 1994 bid for a 19th term, faced 17 felony counts alleging he plundered nearly $700,000 and used ghost employees to skim back pay.
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Chicago
Dan Rostenkowski
Rostenkowski
Newsweek Magazine
Chi
Cardinal condemns assisted death ruling in Easter homily
Cardinal John Connor denounces as unspeakable a New York court decision allowing physician assisted death by own action in certain cases. He criticizes the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals for striking down parts of state bans and accuses the court of taking divine law into its own hands.
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John Connor
2Nd
U.S. Circuit Court of Ap
Unabomber Suspect Seen In Northern California Area
Investigators tracing Theodore Kaczynski's travels recall seeing the reclusive math professor in northern California near the last four bombing sites. A Burger King manager in Sacramento and a Royal Hotel desk clerk described casual sightings during the past five years. Prosecutors and a lawyer for the killer's brother prepare new steps as they search for further evidence and a Washington news conference is planned.
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Hensley
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