Diana memorial coin debuts in Britain by Royal Mint
The Royal Mint released a five pound Diana memorial coin featuring her profile and Queen Elizabeth II on the reverse. The coin honors Princess Diana, with the Diana Memorial Committee noting over 10,000 suggestions gathered after her 1997 Paris crash death.
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Clinton signals steps to ease Cuban ties and food sales
President Clinton plans to expand contact between Cubans and Americans and allow limited cash transfers and food sales to Cuba. The White House expects a formal announcement amid opposition from Cuban Americans. Administration insists no softening of the embargo.
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Dole Leaves Red Cross for Possible White House Run
Elizabeth Dole resigns as president of the American Red Cross amid reports she may seek the Republican nomination. Senator John Ashcroft also informs supporters he will not pursue a presidential bid after a year of groundwork.
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Black farmers' lawsuit settlement near as government talks progress
The Agriculture Department is close to settling with black farmers who allege loan and subsidy discrimination. Attorney Sam Taylor said an agreement is imminent as attorneys meet a judge. The 1997 suit seeks up to 3 million with potential costs up to 375 million depending on qualifying farmers.
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Fitness gurus confess junk food cravings undercover
Richard Simmons Denise Austin and Donna Richardson acknowledge craving pizza and Krispy Kreme doughnuts in candid remarks. Stephen King counters false web rumors by launching an official site to correct misinformation and offer direct information about his work and activities.
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Switchboard and Mail Subscription Rates at Aiken Standard
Readers may subscribe via mail with rates listed for different terms. The text shows 3 months at 17.80, 6 months at 53.40, and 12 months at 106.00, with payments payable to Aiken Standard-PBM Subscription.
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Massachusetts nurses cited in 1994 overdoses at Dana-Farber
Eighteen nurses at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute faced state discipline for chemotherapy overdoses in 1994 two patients were affected including a death. The Massachusetts Board of Registration in Nursing ruled the nurses can be held accountable with 2 signing consent agreements for probation and training while 16 face hearings.
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