Neeson and Richardson Welcome Son DanielJack Neeson
Los Angeles AP report says Liam Neeson and Natasha Richardson have a new son, Daniel Jack Neeson, born Tuesday morning in New York City. Publicist Susan Culley released few details, and the couple’s only other child is son Micheal, born in June 1995.
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Manny the Hippie Letterman critic bailed from jail
Manny Papp known as Micah Papp and billed as Manny the Hippie, was released on 500 bail from San Francisco Hall of Justice after Aug 20 detention. He plans to return to Ohio to face parole violation charges related to a marijuana trafficking sentence and pursue his film critique career.
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Aiken Standard Subscription Rates and Contact Details
Subscriptions for home delivery and mail options listed with monthly and long-term rates. Advertises advance payments to Aiken Standard-PBM Subscription and provides mailing address and post office details for Aiken South Carolina operations.
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Seven Iraqis face trial or deportation after London hijack
Seven Iraqis are in custody after hijacking Sudan Airways Flight 150 to Stansted. They reportedly seek political asylum, while Iraqi groups suggest they may be Iraqi military advisers afraid to return home. Police detained six female relatives and two children aboard the plane. The government must decide whether to deport or try them, with conservative MP David Howell urging deportation. The hijack ended after the plane landed at Stansted following refueling in Cyprus.
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Record of Western Fire Season Intensifies Across Eight States
Interior Secretary Bruce Babbitt warns the Western blaze season is far from over as about 18,000 firefighters tackle more than 320,000 acres of fires in California Idaho Montana Nevada Oregon Washington and Wyoming. Officials say 150 new fires form daily while costs climb toward 5 million acres burned and suppression spending nears 1 million dollars daily with military support increasing. In Boise foothills a 12 000 acre blaze endangers homes prompting 600 more firefighters. Oregon reports 206 000 acres burning though conditions ease. In Bend a desert fire at 17 700 acres is contained and on Colville Reservation 12 000 acres burn with 70 percent containment and 160 firefighters on the line.
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Russian Troops Begin Pullout From Grozny
Russian forces began withdrawal from Grozny, Chechnya, aiming to finish by week’s end amid reported rebel truce violations. An Interior Ministry spokesman said rebels fired seven times, including once in Grozny, with no injuries confirmed. Rebels were to pull back from two city districts as well.
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No royalty for rich but jobless Di
London reports that after a divorce from Prince Charles, Diana will be wealthy and independent but effectively jobless as ex Princess of Wales. No precedent exists for an ex wife of the Prince of Wales, and Queen Elizabeth II must approve any public role. Diana plans few charity duties this year, with trips to the United States, Italy, and Australia, and remains linked to six charities. Charles may fund her Kensington Palace office at about 620000 a year, while a lump sum of roughly 26.35 million is cited in reports.
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Farrakhan urges Libyan gift for blacks amid welfare reform
Nation of Islam leader Farrakhan pressed for a $1 billion Libyan gift to aid blacks and the poor in the United States. He urged exemptions from sanctions and praised a forthcoming $250,000 humanitarian award from Muammar Gaddafi, saying the funds would back a national fund for joint ventures with lenders to help Black communities. He warned he would travel across the country to rally support if exemptions were denied.
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Scouts tune up as ASCAP backs free camp singing
The American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers said it will not charge Girl Scouts for singing four million copyrighted tunes at camps. Private, profitable camps hosting large productions must pay, while many nonprofit camps were accidentally included in the mailing. ASCAP officials say the crackdown targets camps offering paid performances and that some dissatisfaction arose from an imperfect mailing list. Shaquille O'Neal pledged to cover fees for one camp for ten years.
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