Braselton Basinger hangover lingers in Georgia town
Braselton, Ga. still deals with the Kim Basinger impact. A partnership once owned most of the town and nearby interstate frontage, bought in 1990 for about $20 million with plans for a theme park, studios, and shops. They sold 1,720 acres for roughly $4.3 million, reflecting the post boom decline.
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Braselton
Braselton, Ga
Georgia
Kim Basinger
Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Basinger
Athens
Hugh Grant Pleads Guilty To Speeding On England Highway
Exeter England AP Hugh Grant pleads guilty to speeding 98 mph in a 70 mph zone while en route from the Sense and Sensibility set toward London. The incident follows a Hollywood episode with a prostitute last month and centers on his white BMW and timing in April. Two Swiss plant workers injured in a blast at Leibstadt nuclear facility. plant shut for maintenance, no radiation risk, cause yet unknown.
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Hugh Grant
Exeter
England
Hollywood
Grant
London
Leibstadt
Switzerland
Serge Pretre
Serbia Welcomes Refugees and Croat Evictions Rise in War
Serbian authorities dispersed 90,000 ethnic Serbs into camps and public buildings across provinces as Croats evicted Serbs from homes near Lipovac. U.N. official reports a refugee killed by bricks and many injured. President Milosevic faces the crisis amid a four year Yugoslav war. In Washington, President Clinton vetoed a bill to lift the Bosnian arms embargo, warning it would widen the conflict and draw U.S. forces in.
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Dobanovci
Yugoslavia
Slobodan Milosevic
Red Cross
Serbia
Croatia
Former
Danica Trocevic
Chris Gunness
U.N
Zagreb
Lipovac
Congress
Clinton
Bosnia
Belgrade
Probe Opens Into FBI Coverup Over Ruby Ridge Shootings
A federal criminal probe investigates whether senior FBI officials approved shoot on sight orders during the 1992 Ruby Ridge siege. Four more top officials, including Deputy Director Larry Potts, are suspended with pay amid admissions of document destruction and knowledge of it.
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Washington
FBI
Ruby Ridge
Idaho
Larry Potts
Randy Weaver
Justice Department
Potts
Dan Webb
Michael Shaheen
Office of Professional Responsibility
Louis J. Freeh
E. Michael Kahoe
Clinton Pledges Ban on Nuclear Testing
President Clinton announced a ban on all U S nuclear tests including underground testing, aiming to push global disarmament while facing Republican concern over reliability. He warned America could resume testing if safety or reliability is questioned, asserting supreme national interest rights.
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Clinton
Washington
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
U.S
Geneva
Senate Armed Services Committee
Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
United States
Doctor Defends Evidence as O J Simpson Murders Played Out
Dr Michael Baden the famed pathologist testified at the O J Simpson trial arguing the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman involved a ferocious struggle. He challenged a prosecution image of the crime scene as illogical saying the blood on the step did not match and that the killer delayed killing Goldman to check if the victim was dead.
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Los Angeles
O.J. Simpson
Michael Baden
Brian Kelberg
Kelberg
Baden
Nicole Brown Simpson
Ronald Goldman
Los Angeles County
Stoner
New York
Simpson
Ms. Simpson
Goldman
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John Warner
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