Basinger Returns to Big Screen in L.A. Confidential
In Burbank, Kim Basinger will begin filming L A Confidential next month. The star, who paused acting for a baby, portrays a woman caught amid two police investigations in 1950s Los Angeles. Also set are Danny DeVito and James Cromwell. Ireland Baldwin, born last October, is her daughter.
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Schwimmer on Pallbearer role and Friends tie in
David Schwimmer discusses his Pallbearer part and its look as he jokes about a pasty puffy appearance. He explains his film character delivers a eulogy for a high school classmate, while confirming he still enjoys working on Friends and staying connected with the cast.
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Billy Graham Freeway Renamed Near Asheville
Interstate 74u in Asheville was renamed Thursday the Billy Graham Freeway. The 77 year old evangelist and his wife Ruth live about 20 minutes east of Asheville in Montreal. Mrs. Graham, recovering from spinal meningitis, attended the roadside ceremony unexpectedly.
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Aiken Standard Subscription Rates and Address
Rates for home delivery county and other mail are listed with monthly and multi month options. The notice includes publication details for Aiken Standard, established 1867, and mailing address in Aiken South Carolina with postmaster instructions.
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Bipartisan bill closes 1996 budget battle gains praised
Republicans and Democrats tout a $159 billion spending bill financing nine cabinet departments for five months in 1996. Clinton credits progress over partisanship while both sides claim credit. The measure passed 88-11 in the Senate and 399-25 in the House and awaits signature.
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Camelot Auction Sells Onassis Treasures At Sky Prices
Sotheby's third day of the Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis estate sale drew global bidders. A woods set sold for 772 500 dollars and irons for 387 500 dollars, while a 40 carat diamond ring fetched 2 59 million.
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Mexican Officials Outraged By DEA Chief's Comments
Mexican officials at a international conference on drug war criticized remarks by DEA chief Thomas A. Constantine who said Mexico is a center for laundering drug money. He cited bulk cash transfers across the southwest border and attempts to move funds into Mexican banks.
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Christopher pushes peace talks in Middle East cease fire bid
Secretary of State Warren Christopher flew to Damascus after a productive session with Prime Minister Peres to press Lebanon and Syria for a cease fire with Hezbollah. He planned further talks with Rafik Hariri and Hafez Assad, aiming to define limits on Israel’s self defense while protecting civilians on both sides amid a fragile three week conflict.
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Clinton Aide Denies Banker Favor Before Senate Panel
Betsy Wright, Clinton's former chief of staff, denied that he favored Arkansas investment banker Dan Lasater who lobbied for state bond contracts and later faced cocaine charges. She testified on Whitewater matters amid scrutiny of Lasater's influence and related memos.
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Holbrooke Arms Plan Considered for Bosnia Rejected
Reports say Richard Holbrooke proposed that countries aid Bosnia by shipping weapons despite a U.S. arms embargo. The plan, drawn up after his Germany post, was sent to the White House and State Department. Officials feared European outrage. no laws were found broken in the White House probe.
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Warren Christopher
Anthony Lake
Ford recalls 7.9 million U.S. vehicles over ignition switch
Ford announced a recall covering about 7.9 million cars, minivans, and pickups in the United States for ignition switch defects linked to blazed fires like a 1989 Crown Victoria incident in Framingham. The Canadian recall expands to 859,000 vehicles, bringing the total to roughly 8.7 million globally.
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