Kennedy boat not rocked by George magazine controversy
John F Kennedy Jr says the September issue of George magazine causing no trouble with family. He notes his family is used to controversy and it probably did not register high on the Richter scale. Drew Barrymore on the cover evokes Marilyn Monroe at a Kennedy birthday serenade.
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Jenny McCarthy Leaves Singled Out For New MTV Show
New York AP Jenny McCarthy is exiting MTV dating show Singled Out to focus on a comedy variety series. She will stay on Singled Out for about half the new season shooting in October while a replacement is sought. Skitch Henderson returns to his roots in Bismarck for a symphony fundraiser with the Henry Turner Orchestra.
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Aiken Standard Subscription Rates and Post Details
Subscription options for home delivery and mail delivery are listed with monthly and multi month pricing. The Aiken Standard ISSN 0893 2557 published since 1867 by Aiken Communications Inc sends weekday afternoon issues and weekend editions from Aiken South Carolina. Postmaster address and change requests are included.
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Bodies Sought On Treacherous Arctic Mountain After Deadly Crash
Investigators braved rock slides and polar bears on Opera Mountain near Spitsbergen to recover the 141 victims of a Tupolev 154 crash. Victims were largely Ukrainian and Russian coal miners and families returning to work. Searchers began early Friday and planned to resume Saturday while authorities probe weather and other factors.
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Clinton Gore start cross country bus campaign from Chicago
From Chicago, President Clinton and Vice President Gore launched a two day bus tour through Middle America heading into Labor Day weekend with a double digit lead over Bob Dole and Jack Kemp. Clinton cited a 1992 style drive as they planned to cover Cape Girardeau Missouri and other states.
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Mixed signals send bond and stock prices tumbling
Washington reports of a stronger than expected manufacturing sector fed fears of higher interest rates. Sung Won Sohn of Norwest says the economy is stronger than anticipated, and investors push stock and bond prices down for a second straight day on bets the Fed will raise rates to curb growth and inflation.
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Lebed declares Chechnya war over after talks
Russian security chief Alexander Lebed announced an end to the Chechnya war and said Chechen leaders agreed to suspend independence demands for five years. Aslan Maskhadov joined Lebed from lengthy negotiations and a framework accord was described by Interfax.
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Farrakhan Rejects $250,000 Libya Gift
Louis Farrakhan declined a $250,000 human rights prize from Libya citing U.S. sanctions. He said he would accept the honor but requested the money be held until a U.S. court rules. The decision followed Libya sanctions pressure and a potential prison sentence.
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Mexico troops scour hills for guerrillas
Mexican soldiers manned roadblocks and swept the hills after a day of guerrilla attacks that killed 14 people and rattled the peso and stock market. The US State Department said the raids did not threaten Mexico's stability, while officials linked the action to the Marxist PROCUP arm of the EPR.
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