Rose says Schott is two people in public and private
Pete Rose in The Patriot News says Cincinnati Reds owner Marge Schott is happiest at the ballpark but lonely when she leaves. He asserts she has no immediate family or friends and that she trusts no one or cares for anyone, though he does not accuse her of disliking any group.
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Aarrisburg
Pete Rose
Cincinnati Reds
Marge Schott
Schott
Rose
Patriot News
Marge
Memorial marks Timothy Leary in Santa Monica crowd
Hundreds gathered in a hot airplane hangar to remember Timothy Leary, the famed self styled guru of psychedelia. Stepson Zach Leary remembered him as a patient teacher while Ram Dass called him a lifelong spiritual friend, noting Leary's view of life as one long acid trip.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Timothy Leary
Zach Leary
Harvard
Ram ‘Dass
Timothy
Dass
Richard Alpert
Leary
Bardot Takes Up Fight to Protect Wolves in France
Brigitte Bardot urged stronger protections for wolves as officials opened a 50 acre nature reserve in southeastern France to safeguard the small wolf population. The actress called wolves a mythical and marvelous animal and led the push for greater safeguards.
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Saint-Leger-De-Peyre
France
Brigitte Bardot
Aiken Standard Subscription Rates and Mailing Details
Subscriptions listed for HOME DELIVERY COUNTY MAIL and OTHER MAIL with monthly and multi month options. Advance payments may be made to Aiken Standard PEM. The Aiken Standard ISSN 0893 2557 is published weekdays and weekends by Aiken Communications Inc. P O Box 456 Aiken South Carolina 29602.
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Aiken Standard - Pem
Aiken “Standard
Aiken Communications Inc
P.O
Aiken
8.C
S.C
White House Apologizes for FBI File Handling Snafu
A White House aide says an apology is due for a "completely honest bureaucratic snafu" in handling confidential FBI background files on Republicans and others. Republicans vow further action, with House leaders stating the matter is not over. In 1993 a civilian Army investigator on temporary assignment obtained FBI files on 341 individuals including James A. Baker III and Kenneth Duberstein.
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Associated Press Washington
White House
Clinton
FBI
Secretary of
James A. Baker III
Kenneth Duberstein
Reagan
Pastors Press for End to Church Fires Amid Crisis
Washington reports a ser ies of fires at black churches in the South prompts pastors to meet with Treasury and Justice officials, including Rubin and Reno, to push federal action. More than 100 people attended a Capitol Hill area service with a 40 member choir and 30 visiting ministers, bearing charred remains and praying for safety. President Clinton pledged national resolve, saying violence against spiritual centers must stop. Reverend Mac Charles Jones of the National Council of Churches urged solidarity with affected congregations.
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South
Capitol Hill
Treasury
Rob
Ert Rubin
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
Treasury Agency
Janet Reno
FBI
Justice Department
Reno
Clinton
Mac Charles Jones
Natonal Council of Churches
Sinn Fein Seeks Entry to Northern Ireland Peace Talks
Belfast reports Sinn Fein demands participation in the long delayed negotiations led by George Mitchell. The Catholic party is barred because its ally the IRA has not resumed the cease fire after February bombing. Major and Bruton set June 10 as start date as nine Northern Ireland parties meet to shape governance.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Sinn Fein
Irish Republican Army
London
I T
Tim Pat Coogan
IRA
U.S
George Mitchell
Republic of Ireland
Stormont
John Major
Britain
John Bruton
Ireland
Major and Bruton
Clinton Campaigns on Anti Crime in San Diego
President Clinton highlights community policing during San Diego visits with police and praises a California crime drop. A Justice Department report on border crime progress accompanies his three day trip to contrast his law enforcement approach with Bob Dole. White House aides say the president will cite 100,000 cops on the street.
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San Diego
Clinton
Justice Department
Bob Dole
California
White House
Dent
Mexico
Juxta
Dole
Mike McCurry
Gas Prices Drop For First Time This Year
Los Angeles report notes nationwide decline in gasoline prices for all grades to 1.37 per gallon, down 1.21 cents from May. Lundberg Survey cites lower crude oil, easing supply shortage as factors, with California hit by cleaner-burning fuel switch. Prices may fall further, with broad regional drops except some Midwest gains.
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Los Angeles
Lundberg
Swimmer Susie Maroney Aborts Straits Crossing
Susie Maroney, 21, quits her Havana to Key West unassisted Florida Straits swim 12 miles from shore after 39 hours and 89 miles battled by fatigue dehydration and hallucinations. She entered U S waters to horns from boats and was treated for dehydration at a hospital.
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Miami
Susie Maroney
Havana-to- Key West
Maroney
U.S
Miami Herald
Florida
The Rock Tops Mission in Box Office Weekend
The Rock starring Sean Connery and Nicolas Cage debuts at No. 1 with 23.5 million, ending Mission Impossible’s two week run. Mission: Impossible earns 14.5 million in its third weekend, Twister 11.8 million in third place, and The Phantom 5 million rounds out the top debuts based on preliminary Friday through Sunday figures. Final tallies due today.
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Los Angeles
Sean Connery
Nicolas Cage
Tom Cruise
Fires Under Control In Mongolia After Rain Aid
Fires across Mongolia were brought under control after months of struggle aided by rain. Officials report 25 dead, 60 injured, hundreds homeless, with 41 000 square miles burned. Parachute drops and firebreaks helped contain eight active blazes near Ulan Bator.
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Associated Press
Beijing
Mongolia
Gansukh
Foreign Ministry
Ulan Bator
China
Xinhua
Kentucky
Jan Sweitering
U.N
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