Comic Teams Up With Kato Kaelin in Las Vegas Show
Louie Anderson explains his pairing with Kato Kaelin as a candid joint venture. He calls Kaelin a friend and asset, saying the Las Vegas show idea was upfront and designed to draw crowds, even though the engagement didn’t come off as planned.
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Kato Kaelin
Las Vegas
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Kaelin
Anderson
Television Critics Association
Yeltsin Hospital Stay Extended In Moscow
President Boris Yeltsin’s stay at Central Clinical Hospital was extended into late next week after acute heart trouble. Aide Viktor Ilyushin said his schedule through July 26 would be postponed, including a two day Norway visit, with doctors urging longer recovery not a sign of worsened condition.
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Central Clinical Hospital
Viktor Ilyushin
Ilyushin
Norway
Boris Nikolayevich
Tlyushin
Kremlin
AIDS Patient Urged to Try Baboon Bone Marrow transplant
Government advisers Friday recommended allowing AIDS patient Getty, a 38 year old man, to receive a baboon bone marrow transplant though fears of death and disease spread. Kim Getty, his sister, hailed the news while FDA scientists cautioned the procedure will likely hasten his death without strict controls.
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Kim Getty
Jeff
San Francisco
Food and Drug Administration
Getty
Hugh Auchincloss Jr
Massachusetts General Hospital
Serbs Attack Zepa and Threaten Surrender of Town
Bosnian Serbs bombarded Zepa and demanded government forces surrender the 16,000 resident town as Western nations argued over response. Thousands fled toward government areas while refugees described killings and abuse near Srebrenica and Tuzla as NATO jets buzzed the area without decisive action.
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Bosnia-Herzegovina
U.N
Zepa
Srebrenica
Bosnia
NATO
Rida Ettasharay
Deputy FBI Director Fired in Idaho Siege Fallout
FBI Director Louis Freeh removed deputy Larry Potts amid Capitol Hill pressure over Potts not handling duties well after the 1992 siege in Idaho. The firing came as two House subcommittees prepared to hear joint testimony on a 1988 Waco siege.
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Larry Potts
Bureau
Potts
Idaho
Justice Department
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House
Waco
Texas
Doctor Says OJ Looks Like Tarzan But A Wreck
In Los Angeles a defense doctor testified that OJ Simpson appeared physically frail and arthritic three days after the killings. He noted hand cuts likely from glass rather than a knife and said while Simpson could hold a knife the doctor questioned whether he could wield it to commit murder.
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Tarzan
Los Angeles
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Robert Huizenga
Nicole Brown Simpson
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Faye Resnick
Huizenga
Ronald Goldman
Robert Shapiro
Gingrich Calls to Quit The Drug Games
PHILADELPHIA The nation should quit playing games on illegal drugs and either legalize them or impose strict penalties. House Speaker Newt Gingrich urged action at the GOP summer meeting urging the death penalty for large scale drug importers and mandatory public service for drug buyers. He suggested putting the issue on the November ballot and criticized White House drug policy with a call for a decisive sanctions program or legalization.
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Republican National Committee
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White House
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Brown
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