Michael Jackson Visits Budapest Livers 6YearOld Survivor
In Budapest Michael Jackson met Bela Farkas now six at Reform Church Bethesda Children's Hospital two years after Farkas received a life saving liver transplant funded by Jacksons Heal the World Foundation. Jackson also toured the hospital and later visited the concert venue where he is scheduled to perform on September 10.
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Budapest
Hungary
Michael Jackson
Jackson
Bethesda Children’s Hospital
Bela Farkas
Farkas
Heal the World Foundation
Rockers accused of inspiring rape case in lawsuit
The parents of 15 year old Elyse Pahler sue Slayer claiming lyrics spurred three teens to abduct rape and stab the girl in a grove last July. The suit cites the bands death metal albums Show No Mercy Hell Awaits and Reign in Blood.
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Los Angeles
Slayer
Elyse Marie Pahler
Aiken Standard Subscription Rates Announced
Aiken Standard lists HOME DELIVERY rates 8.95 monthly 26.85 for 3 months 53.70 for 6 months 107.40 per year. COUNTY MAIL 11.20 monthly 33.60 3 months 67.20 6 months 134.40 per year. OTHER MAIL 17.45 monthly 52.35 3 months 104.75 6 months 209.40 per year. The notice assigns advance payments to Aiken Standard PEM Subscription and provides postal and contact details. The paper is published by Aik Communications Inc. with address in Aiken South Carolina.
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Aiken Standard - Pem
Aiken Standard
Aik ‘Communications Inc
P.O
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S.C
Clinton signature not guaranteed on welfare bill vote
Senate passage of a sweeping welfare reform bill would end six decades of open ended federal aid. Clinton praised some changes but said he could not guarantee his signature. House and Senate negotiators must reconcile bills before sending to the president, who cautioned about impact on children.
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Washington
Senate
Clinton
Trent Lott
Miss
Paign
White House
Sacramento
Calif
House
Searchers probe jetliner crash site for cause and victims
Crews scan the submerged wreckage of TWA Flight 800 off Long Island with video gear and sonar as recoveries rise. Investigators consider bomb, missile, or mechanical failure while 230 aboard were killed. Dozens of bodies recovered. surface operations led by USS Grasp with robot and video gear.
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East Moriches
N.Y
TWA
Long Island
U.S
George Pataki
Robert Francis
National ‘Transportation Safety Card
Continental Shelf
Navy
USS
Grasp
Fed chief soothes investors with cautious rate stance
Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan faced a second congressional hearing with remarks that reassured markets there will be no immediate rate hike. He signaled a deliberate approach if needed, reiterated a slowing economy, and downplayed a proposed opportunistic disinflation theory guiding policy.
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Washington
Federal Reserve
Alan Greenspan
Greenspan
House Banking Committee
Senate Banking Committee
Fed
Allen Sinai
Lehman Brothers
Central Bank
Australian court upholds first voluntary euthanasia law
The Supreme Court of the Northern Territory ruled the world’s first voluntary euthanasia framework valid despite protests from aboriginal groups and Catholic authorities. The decision keeps the law in effect as opponents promise appeals to the High Court while awaiting the bill to override it in Parliament.
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Sydney
Australia
Supreme Court of the
Northern Territory
High Court of Australia
Clinton pledges AIDS funding rise on West Coast swing
President Clinton wrapped up a $5 million fundraising trip with a pledge to boost state AIDS drug assistance programs by 65 million to reach 117 million in fiscal 1997. He urged Congress to approve the funds and framed the move as federal aid that makes a difference for AIDS patients.
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San Francisco
Clinton
West
Democratic Party
Congress
Washington
White House
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John Dalton
Oks
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Greg Louganis
Atlanta
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