Price of fame tests O Donnell on a Chicago wreck
New York AP reports actor Chris O Donnell faces fame during a car crash in Chicago when a red light violation left his 1987 Honda damaged. He recalls fans recognizing him, prompting autograph requests and even greeting a police officer. He has two films due out The Chamber and In Love and War with Hackman and Bullock.
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Chris O'Donnell
O'Donnell
Gene Hackman
Sandra Bullock
Chicago
Wilson Pickett seeks drug help after court order
Wilson Pickett, 55, ordered by a judge to get treatment for cocaine use, checked into a two day rehab program at Valley View in Sullivan County New York after pleading guilty to being under the influence. Sentencing postponed to September 6. Stan Freberg turns 70 and releases new material, The United States of America Vol. 2, sparking talk of speeding up his career.
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Stan Freberg
United States of ‘America
Aiken Standard Subscription Rates Advertised
Subscription options listed for HOME DELIVERY COUNTY MAIL and OTHER MAIL with monthly and multi month rates. Advance payments may be made to Aiken Standard PEM Subscription. Includes ISSN, establishment year, and mailing address details for Aiken Communications Inc. in Aiken South Carolina.
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Atlanta Olympics Near Break-even Point as Profits Rise
After six years of scraping for funds the Atlanta Olympic Games appear to post a small profit driven by strong ticket sales concessions and a NBC profit sharing deal. Officials caution it may take months to confirm final figures while remaining liabilities include a $30 million stadium conversion and related lawsuits.
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A.D. Frazier
Frazier
NBC
Olympic Stadium
Atlanta Braves
FBI probes apartment as Jewell meets lawyers after Olympic bombing
FBI agents returned to Richard Jewell’s apartment complex in Atlanta while he conferred with his legal team for hours. His lawyer G Watson Bryant downplayed earlier remarks about bomb fragments, insisting the item was a fence piece given to him after the tragedy. The case follows a deadly blast at Centennial Olympic Park that killed one and injured 111.
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FBI
Centennial Olympic Park
Richard Jewell
Jewell
G. Watson Bryant
Bryant
Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Jay Spadafore
Woman with Lou Gehrig's dies by own action in Kevorkian case
A 59 year old Cincinnati woman with ALS became the 34th known death by own action aided by Dr. Jack Kevorkian. She traveled to Michigan with her son Geoffrey Fieger said, Kevorkian brought her body to Pontiac Osteopathic Hospital.
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Lou Gehrig
Jack Kevorkian
Elizabeth Mertz
Cincinnati
Michigan
Kevorkian
Geoffrey Fieger
Pontiac Osteopathic Hospital
Michael Dargay
Dargay
Mertz
Debris near airport could key TWA 800 explosion
Divers focusing on debris near Kennedy Airport may indicate where the blast originated a source says the section above the front cargo hold could hold the first items blown from the plane suggesting a bomb in the cargo area is a leading theory while mechanical failure or a missile remain possibilities.
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TWA
East Moriches
N.Y
Kennedy Airport
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Teen football star dies shielding sister at Deptford Mall
Nicholas Morris a 17-year-old high school football player died while shielding his sister Cathy Morris 19 from a shootout at Deptford Mall in New Jersey. A bank robbery suspect Vincent Reid 28 was killed, a guard Rudolph Matlack 22 was critically wounded, and a 15-year-old girl Maureen Lavin was also injured. Authorities seek more suspects after recovering three weapons.
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Cathy Morris
Nicholas
Nicholas Morris
Nicholas Mor
Vincent Reid
Camden
Rudolph Matlack
Maureen Lavin
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Brown crash punishments issued to 16 Air Force officers
An Air Force general and colonel were reprimanded for dereliction of duty after the CT-43 crash near Dubrovnik on April 3 that killed Commerce Secretary Ron Brown and 34 others. Sixteen officers received punishments from reprimands to counseling as investigators cited pilot error and violations of regulations by European commanders.
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Air Force
Commerce
Ron Brown
Croatia
Ing
Dubrovnik
Europe
Brown
Mostar accord ends standoff over city council vote
The Mostar agreement, brokered by the United States and Europe, settles the joint Muslim Croat City Council dispute ahead of national elections. The deal requires a constitutional court ruling on election validity within 60 days after the council’s first session, allowing the EU to remain involved.
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