Mussolini Granddaughter Visits Sacred Wall
Ales sandra Mussolini, 23, granddaughter of Benito Mussolini, visited Jerusalem’s Western Wall and Yad Vashem. She appealed for ending religious prejudice and said she felt sick viewing Nazi atrocities. She emphasized unity and a new generation’s message of friendship.
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Notable Oscar Winners and Aretha Franklin News Mix
Names in the News covers Academy Awards history including The Graduate Midnight Cowboy Lenny and Toostie. Also Detroit residents complain Aretha Franklin neglects her west side home built in 1967 and deeded in 1972. Awards and parade honors shown with diverse local spots and personalities.
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Women Seek Divorces More Often
Washington reports a government study showing wives filed 61.5 percent of 1986 divorces, husbands 32.6 percent, joint petitions 6 percent. Statistician Barbara Wilson notes no fault rules and tradition influence filings, with 65.7 percent in marriages with children and 56.9 percent in childless couples.
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National Center For Health Statistics
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Veal Life Debate At House Hearing On Calf Welfare
Jean-Louis Palladin of the Watergate restaurant testified at a House Agriculture subcommittee hearing urging improved veal calf welfare. The witness and 33 others pressed for legislation to end confinement and limited diets, amid a clash between animal rights groups, government officials, and a shrinking veal industry.
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CBS Looks To Innovations To Be Network Of The Nineties
CBS aims to become the network of the 1990s with more sports programming and news coverage. Howard Stringer told affiliates at the annual meeting that CBS plans to expand output while defending efforts to overturn FCC rules and highlighting Beijing coverage with Dan Rather Connie Chung and Nancy Reagan weighing in on drugs and policy.
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Drug Enforcement Administration
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Hollywood
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