Mother Teresa undergoes mild heart shock treatment in Calcutta
In Calcutta the 86 year old nun remained conscious as doctors at B M Birla Heart Research Center corrected an irregular heartbeat with a mild shock. She was stable and monitored after hospitalization for a heart attack on November 22 and asked to return to her Missionaries of Charity headquarters.
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Mother Teresa
Calcutta
India
B.M. Birla Heart Research Center
Missionaries of Charity
Richmond
Kathy Crockett
Hunter
Brenda Rauppius
Brit Hume Leaves ABC for Fox News Channel Chief Role
Brit Hume exits ABC after 23 years to lead Washington operations for the new Fox News Channel. In Los Angeles, Sarah Ferguson meets network executives over a TV project, with a potential daytime talk show discussed.
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Brit Hume
ABC
Washington
Fox ‘News Channel
Sarah Ferguson
Duchess of York
Atlanta Olympic budget shows near ten million surplus
Atlanta organizers report a nearly ten million dollar surplus on a 1.7 billion budget for the 1996 Games. About 500 million in venues and facilities remain. Auctions have yielded 7.5 million, and stadium conversion to a baseball park is a 30 million project.
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Atlanta
Billy Payne
Georgia
Olympic Stadium
International Olympic Committee
U.S. Olympic Committee
ACOG
Payne
Centennial Olympic Park
Unabomber suspect appears via video at New Jersey arraignment
Theodore Kaczynski appeared by live video from Sacramento to plead innocent to the New Jersey mail bomb killing of Thomas Mosser, 50, at his home on December 10, 1994. Judge Debevoise delayed transfer of trial to New Jersey, while defense seeks California venue for joint proceedings.
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Theodore Kaczynski
New Jersey
Sacramento
Newark
N.J
Kaczynski
Calif
Cali
Dickinson Debevoise
California
Montana
Lincoln
Mont
Thomas Mosser
New York Times
Burson-Marsteller
Exxon
Valdez
Two assailants theory in Simpson case questioned
In Santa Monica California, defense lawyer Robert Baker outlined a two assailants theory for the Nicole Brown Simpson case. He argued a second person occupied Ronald Goldman while Goldman might have been restrained and not fled toward the body, while Detective Tom Lange offered cautious agreement on parts of the blood evidence and shoe print interpretations.
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Santa Monica
Calif
C.3
Simpson
Ronald Goldman
Nicole Brown Simpson
Ms. Simpson
Robert Baker
Goldman
Baker
Tom Lange
Lange
FBI
Aiken Standard Subscription and Contact Details
The notice lists office hours and contact numbers for Aiken Standard editors and publisher. It provides subscription rates and mailing options, with prices for home delivery and other mail, and details for subscription inquiries and hours.
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Aiken
Scott B. Hunter
Scescape.net
Aiken Standard
Aiken Communications Inc
Mutland Drive
8.C
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