Newsmakers Nine Months Release Tests Grant Appeal
Hugh Grant faces a key screen test as Nine Months opens in about 1,000 North American theaters ahead of a nationwide release. The film follows a nervous expectant father and marks his first major studio project since a June arrest involving a prostitute, which sparked widespread tabloid coverage. An Awfully Big Adventure debuts in select cities July 21.
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Divers Join Search For Special Olympia Missing Swimmer
In Madison Connecticut AP reports a 21 year old Nepalese soccer player Ramesh Mali disappeared while swimming at an unguarded beach. Coast Guard boats pressed through the night with as many as 35 divers at the scene as officials planned to search the ocean bottom.
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CDC urges AIDS testing for all pregnant women nationwide
The CDC recommends voluntary HIV tests for all pregnant women to reduce perinatal transmission by AZT during pregnancy. The policy aims to save about 1,000 babies annually, despite concerns over confidentiality and insurance discrimination. Medical experts emphasize ongoing treatment and counseling for expectant mothers.
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Helene Gayle
New York
AIDS
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Michael Lindsay Sai
Ball In O.J.'s Court
After five months of testimony the prosecution rests and the defense prepares to present its case on the O J Simpson trial The defense plans to call witnesses Monday and argues for an immediate innocent verdict while contending police errors and DNA issues could undermine the case Analysts say a no defense is unlikely and that the defense must present its own narrative to counter the mountain of circumstantial evidence
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Atlantis Ends Historic Mission in First US-Russian Linkup
NASA astronaut Norman Thagard returns to Earth with six others after 115 days in space marking the first U S Russian linkup in 20 years. Atlantis lands at Cape Canaveral as docking with Mir showcased long duration spaceflight insights and future joint missions.
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Russia
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