Volkswagen wins control of Rolls-Royce
Volkswagen AG won approval to buy Rolls-Royce Motor Cars in a takeover valued around 700 million dollars. The deal faced criticism from English investors and was approved over a BMW counteroffer as Veers PLC supported the sale to the Germans amid nationalist tensions.
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London
Volkswagen AG
Rolls-Royce
Rodney Crowe
Veers PLC
Volkswagen
BMW
Vickers
Te Sale
Diana hearing in Paris weighs photographers role
Nine months after Princess Diana died in the Paris crash, a French judge convened witnesses paparazzi relatives and lawyers to assess whether photographers fueled the fatal collision. The all day session offered no verdict and aimed to balance differing case files ahead of probable exoneration for some photographers. Diana mother Frances Shand Kydd and Dodi Fayed father Mohamed Al Fayed faced the crowd and criticized the paparazzi amid calls for accountability.
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Mohamed al Fayed
Paris
al Fayed
Dodi
Diana
Henri Paul
Herve Stephan
Dodi Fayed
Paul
Stephan
Frances Shand Kydd
Ritz
Remembering Kennedy Shooting At Los Angeles Ambassador Hotel
Hollywood reporter Bob Thomas recalls the night Robert F Kennedy was assassinated at the Ambassador Hotel in 1968. He describes the pantry scene, the chaos in the lobby, and the immediate aftermath as he filed his AP story.
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Associated Press
Hollywood
Bob Thomas
Robert Kennedy
Ambassador Hotel
Los Angeles
John Barrymore
Bing Crosby
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Embassy
California
Sirhan Sirhan
Conferce
Rafer Johnson
Roosevelt Grier
Coconut Grove
Frida
Malt-O-Meal recalls cereal linked to salmonella outbreak
Malt-O-Meal Inc recalls about 3 million pounds of plain Noasty-Os and Toasted Oats cereals sold nationwide after a possible salmonella link. The CDC reports nearly 200 illness cases with 40 hospitalizations. no deaths reported. Grocers are asked to pull the Malt-O-Meal plain toasted oat cereals from shelves.
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Minneapolis
John Lettmann
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Philip Morris to pay 105 million settle shareholder suit
Philip Morris Cos. will pay 105 million dollars to settle shareholder claims that it misled investors about cigarette addictiveness. The settlement covers purchases between June 11, 1991 and May 6, 1994 and must gain court approval. The company denies liability and says it aims to end ongoing litigation.
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Tobacco Maker
New York
Philip Morris Cos
Philip Morris
Aiken Standard Subscription Rates And Office Details
The notice lists office hours and contact numbers for the Aiken Standard including switchboard and subscriptions extensions. It also provides publisher contact, mailing address, and various subscription rates for home delivery and mail options with monthly, quarterly, and yearly pricing.
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Aiken Standard
Scott B. Hunter
Aiken Communications Inc
Aiken
8.C
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