Reeves backs Dogstar tour delaying Speed sequel
Keanu Reeves opts for rock over roll and plans a Dogstar tour this summer. He will not commit to a Speed sequel. Sandra Bullock is said to reprise her role without him as filming is slated to begin in September per Variety.
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Mandrell stalker told to leave Tennessee
A Minneapolis man who stalked Barbara Mandrell for 15 years was ordered to depart Tennessee after a suspended jail sentence for aggravated criminal trespassing. Ed Carlson, found halfway up the star’s driveway, faces jail time if he returns. Mandrell's husband Ken Dudney said Carlson sent letters and items including corn flakes, dirty clothes, four bicycles and a rusty wrench.
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Author Marc Eliot Sues Kato Kaelin for Defamation
Los Angeles AP Two weeks after Kaelin sued him author Marc Eliot files a defamation suit alleging Kaelin lied in a television interview about the book "Kato Kaelin The Whole Truth." Kaelin had claimed the book defrauded him and gave up profits. he previously sued Eliot and HarperCollins alleging unauthorized release.
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Aiken Standard Subscription Rates and Mail Details
Subscription rates for home delivery county mail and other mail are listed with monthly, quarterly, semiannual and yearly options. The Aiken Standard ISSN 0899 2557 is published by Aiken Communications Inc since 1867 with mailing addresses in Aiken South Carolina.
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Medicare hospital fund failing faster, calls for independent panel
Medicare trustees warn the hospital fund may bankrupt by 2001, faster than prior estimates. AHA President Dick Davidson urged a full time commission to assess needed funds, set benefits, and guide provider payments, saying partisan bickering won’t fix the program. Democrats and Republicans clash over reform plans amid rhetoric from Gingrich and Gephardt.
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Power Cut Off To Freemen Ranch in Sundown Standoff
FBI cut electricity to the Freemen ranch at Jordan Montana signaling possible generator use to sustain a prolonged anti government siege. Neighbors report seeing generators and cameras captured Freemen wiring and lights dulling at dusk as field observers note a single light visible through a window from 20 miles away.
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Police Keep Tight Watch On Protest Anniversary
In Tiananmen Square on the seventh anniversary of the 1989 crackdown, a heavy police presence kept mourners in check while foreign journalists photographed. One young woman was dragged away for carrying flowers to the Memorial to the Heroes as public protests remain banned in China.
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Russians Accused of Bombing Chechen Villages Ahead of Peace Talks
Rebels accused the Russian air force of bombing Nozhai Yurt and Vedeno in Chechnya as negotiations in Nazran stalled the cease-fire. Russian commanders denied the bombings amid fresh clashes and the looming June 16 presidential vote.
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Labor May Join With Likud To Ensure Peace
JERUSALEM The defeated Labor Party should consider joining a government led by rival Benjamin Netanyahu to keep peace talks with the Palestinians on track. Former PM Yitzhak Shamir backed a national unity government as the best way to heal Israeli divisions. Netanyahu won the May election by 29,500 votes. Peres did not rule out a Likud-Labor alliance but waited for an offer.
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Crater In Crater Reveals Largest Plane Pieces Found
Divers in the Everglades uncover up to 5 or 6 foot aircraft fragments in a new 20 by 30 foot crater at the DC-9 wreck site. Authorities say half the plane remains missing as investigations and salvage continue amid a theft arrest of a Resolve Towing employee.
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FBI probes cockpit circuit breaker in crash investigation
The FBI found a 12 by 8 inch fuselage fragment and a cockpit circuit breaker panel at a home linked to the crash inquiry. Investigators sought the panel to assess a possible link to the fire before the DC-9 vanished. The man was fired, charged with illegal removal of airplane parts, facing up to 10 years and 250000 dollars in fines.
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