Surprise at Jim Carrey's comic success deepens
Riches come as surprise to comic star Jim Carrey. After five hit films his salary has surged into the comedy stratosphere. He worries about staying grounded and being able to observe, saying he could quit but hopes to keep working, growing, and challenging himself.
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Joyner-Kersee to retire after Olympics to start family
New York Reuters report notes Jackie Joyner-Kersee, 34, plans to retire from track after the summer Olympics to focus on starting a family. She told Newsweek on June 10 that she will not raise a child on the track, and her husband and coach Bob Kersee agrees the timing is right.
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Bush Delivers Prudence On Media Opinion
George Bush jokes about media perception at Williams College graduation. He credits Dana Carvey for impersonations, notes Gen X graduates face a bright future, and says the door to a new era has opened despite some cynicism about opportunities.
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Aiken Standard Subscription Rates and Address Info
Subscription rates for HOME DELIVERY COUNTY MAIL and OTHER MAIL are listed with monthly and multi month options. The notice provides the publisher name Aiken Standard PEM Subscription and addresses P O Box numbers and street address in Aiken South Carolina. It notes establishment in 1867 and standard postal details for address changes.
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Balkan leaders push Bosnia elections by mid September
In Geneva, Milosevic resists arrest of war crimes suspects Karadzic and Mladic. NATO peacemakers to expand patrols if suspects appear in public. Christopher urges tangible action and warns of renewed sanctions while aiming to elect new leaders for a Muslim Croat federation and a Serb republic. Karadzic and Mladic are top indictees at The Hague.
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Netanyahu Promises Peace Amid Tight Likud Pressures
In Jerusalem Benjamin Netanyahu offered a conciliatory peace message while a large crowd of Likud supporters demanded a hard line on security. He urged dialogue with Arab leaders and Palestinians, but activists pressed for Ariel Sharon as defense minister and rejected any talks with Yasser Arafat.
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FBI Moves Closer To Ranch
Armored FBI vehicles and a helicopter moved toward the Freemen ranch near Jordan Montana, four miles from the compound in the 71 day standoff. A government source said the movement signals pressure but does not indicate an entry plan, as authorities pursue a peaceful end to the siege.
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GOP seeks Clinton links to two Whitewater scandals
Republicans press to tie Hillary Rodham Clinton to key Whitewater documents amid an FBI report expected to identify who touched 1985 86 billing records from the Rose Law Firm tied to Madison Guaranty. Senator D'Amato says more witnesses may be summoned as the Whitewater inquiry targets possible accountability.
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Witness Testimony Ties Clinton to Illegal Loan in Whitewater Case
Hale, the chief witness in the Little Rock trial, says then Governor Clinton pressured him into a loan to Mrs. McDougal. Separately Newt Gingrich calls the White House travel office firings a larger scandal than Whitewater as Republicans accuse coverup of Mrs Clinton’s role.
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Jetliner Wreckage Yields More Burned Canisters
Investigators report finding ten more oxygen canisters around the Everglades crash site of ValuJet Flight 582, many charred. Earlier a six canisters had been located, with two end caps showing heat damage. The canisters, part of passenger mask oxygen systems, can generate heat up to 500 degrees when activated. Investigators note cockpit voice recorder mentions a fire and passengers' breathing issues.
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Uncertain Causes Remain In Fatal Flight Disaster
NTSB and police report no new information at the crash site over the weekend. Investigators still can not confirm if oxygen canisters or an electrical fire started the blaze or where the fire began. Aviation experts cited by the Miami Herald say deadly gases likely killed occupants in a single breath as the recovery continues.
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