Normal Boring Life Boosts Spaceks Movie Career
Sissy Spacek says a normal boring life in Virginia’s countryside aids her acting. She values time spent with family to ponder future characters while driving kids to soccer and queueing at the grocery, prep long before leaving for film work.
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Washington
Sissy Spacek
Virginia
Blue Ridge Mountains
Soul Singer James Brown Seeks Return of Seized Cash
Soul singer James Brown sues the U S Customs Boston district court to recover 260743 dollars seized from Brown's associates at Logan Airport. The money was revenue from his 22 city European tour and federal law requires declaring amounts over 10000.
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James Brown
U.S. Customs Service
Godfather of Soul
U.S. District Court
Brown
Logan Airport
United States
Free Metallica Concert Sparks San Jose Police Probe
About 10 000 fans attended a free Metallica concert in a record store parking lot in San Jose. Police say traffic jams and crowding disrupted residents and city officials intend to press criminal charges. Promoters Bill Graham Presents Tower and Elektra Music face counts of disturbing the peace obstructing traffic and lack of permit.
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Calif
Metallica
Joan Gallo
Bill Graham Presents
Tower
Elektra Music
Aiken Standard Subscription Rates and Mailing Address
Aiken Standard lists home delivery rates eight ninety five monthly and yearly options. County mail and other mail options with various three month six month and annual prices are shown. Address for advance payments and subscription changes provided with P O Box and street contact in Aiken South Carolina.
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Aiken
S.C
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U.N Inspector Says Iraq Complied With Arms Demand
U N inspectors in Manama report Iraq handed over what it calls complete files on chemical biological and surface to surface missiles. Rolf Ekeus says material must be reviewed before verification and expects full nuclear program disclosures possibly by month end.
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Bahrain
Iraq
U.N
Rolf Ekens
Ekeus
Ekens
Baghdad
Business Groups Pressure Restoring Foreign Aid
A coalition led by the Business Alliance for International Economic Development urges restoring foreign aid to about 18 billion dollars annually. They argue current cuts harm the U.S. economy and note 80 percent of aid stays in the United States, supporting jobs across farming trucking assembly software and more. The Alliance includes the Alliance to Save Energy and several trade and professional groups.
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U.S
Business Alliance For International Economic Development
House
Senate
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United States
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Alliance To Save Energy
American Seed Trade Association
Association For International Agriculture and Rural Development
Professional Services Council
Arab Nations Unite in Front Over Peace Pledge at Cairo Summit
At a six year Arab summit in Cairo Arab leaders urged Israel to resume peace talks promptly and faced internal disputes. Egyptian President Mubarak warned Netanyahu against undermining progress while Israeli officials signaled mixed positions on the Golan Heights despite a hint from David Levy of possible partial withdrawal.
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Egypt
Israel
Mideast
Benjamin Netanyahu
Hosni Mubarack
Netanyahu
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Golan Heights
Syria
Mubarak
David Levy
Rafael Kitan
Pope Praises German Resisters Of Nazi Terror At Mass
Pope John Paul II praised four German resisters at an outdoor Mass in Paderborn including priests Bernhard Lichtenberg and Karl Leisner and Edith Stein and Rupert Mayer for opposing Hitler. He highlighted their faith amid a crowd of about 70,000 as beatification ceremonies neared, while offering no comment on a domestic petition to relax church policies.
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Paderborn
Germany
John Paul II
Auschwitz
John Paul
Bernhard Lichtenberg
Karl Leisner
Hitler
Edith Stein
Rupert Mayer
Panhandlers Reject Meal Tokens In Los Angeles Mission Test
In Los Angeles a program at the Los Angeles Mission issues cardboard meal tokens to beggars, but many refuse gratefully preferring cash. The mission, distributing to merchants and officials, serves about 2000 free meals daily while noting a local survey that most residents experience panhandling.
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Los Angeles
Holman Robertson
Los Angeles County
Jamillah Kariem
Rwanda Guards Soccer Team Faces Desertion in Paris
Five players deserted the Rwanda national soccer team in France on the return from a World Cup qualifier. Captain Froduard Bujyakera and others reportedly considered staying. authorities notified police and the ambassador as the rest of the squad traveled to Kigali under guard.
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Rwanda
France
Gideon Rudahonga
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Rudahonga
Froduard Bujyakera
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