Photo Published Of Prince In Nude
The Sun ran a year-old photograph of Prince Andrew skinny-dipping in a Canadian river across two pages. A crown was over his groin, Buckingham Palace and Parliament debated, with Henry Bellingham calling it distasteful and Peter Bottomley calling it highly undesirable. The image reportedly came from a Petwa River camping trip near Lakefield, tied to a private Toronto area school, with no photographer identified. Prince Andrew, 31, is a Royal Navy lieutenant.
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Sweden to give away prewar WW II bunkers
Sweden plans to hand out thousands of concrete bunkers built along its east coast before World War II. The military says they were observation posts and firing points and no longer have military value as the country remained neutral. Many bunkers sit in vacation areas with summer cottages and could be used as cellars or tool sheds, though they are damp and often lack usable windows.
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Death of John Ditlon Eversman Reported
Deaths John Ditlon Eversman is listed in the Union with a note to see Page 8B for further details.
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Inflation Signs Ease as Wholesalers Pay Less
Washington reports show wholesale prices fell 0.3 percent in June marking the third decline in five months. Excluding food and energy, prices rose 3.3 percent annualized January to June. Energy costs dropped 1.4 percent in June with gasoline down 1.6 percent and electricity down 2.4 percent while fuel oil rose 1.2 percent. Vegetables swung as prices fell 6.8 percent after prior large gains.
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Eclipse Draws Crowd at USC Aiken View Site
A sizable crowd gathered north of the USC Aiken science building to observe the partial solar eclipse using equipment set up for safe viewing. Viewers experienced good visibility through clouds with instruments including high magnification telescopes, though the event did not match the dramatic darkness of the 1970 total eclipse.
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Eclipse Strikes Awe Along Path Cheered Across World
Crowds cheered as the moon's shadow crossed from the western Pacific to Mexico and Baja California, with nearly seven minutes of totality. Scientists sought data on the sun while obstacles like Mount Pinatubo dust and rocket failures limited measurements. Clouds and rain dimmed views in parts of Mexico and Hawaii, yet observers at Mauna Kea and Teotihuacan still marveled at the rare eclipse.
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Saddam Purges Trim Iraqi Military and Baath Ranks
Reports from foreign diplomats describe a broad purge by Saddam Hussein, executing top officers and thinning Baath ties to shield himself with loyalists. Notable Shiite figures face removal while Prime Minister Hammadi remains, signaling fear of a coup amid ongoing unrest.
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450th To Arrive Next Week
Saiken's 450th Ordnance Company will leave Saudi Arabia on the 19th and arrive in Augusta on July 20, officials at the U S Army Reserve Center said. The unit deployed to Saudi Arabia on November 4 and is currently in a port city awaiting redeployment. An advance team of six will land in Philadelphia at 7 a m Saturday and likely travel to Augusta via hub cities Charlotte Raleigh Durham Atlanta or Nashville with Nashville least likely.
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Aiken Standard Vegetable Contest Last Day Monday
Time is running out for entries in the Aiken Standard vegetable contest to prove county vegetables are the biggest. Deadline is Monday July 15 at 5 30 p m with weigh based judging for large tomatoes and yellow squash. First prize is 100 dollars, second 50 dollars, third 25 dollars. Open to all but staff and their families. Entries may be brought to 124 Rutland Dr today through 5 30 p m and again Monday 8 30 a m to 5 80 p m.
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