Bodyguard survivor guilty over Diana crash remains
Trevor Rees-Jones, Diana’s bodyguard, told The Mirror he feels guilt at surviving the crash that killed Diana, Dodi Fayed, and Henri Paul. He said he was devastated learning of the accident from his mother and that it doesn’t feel right he lived. The interview is continued in the next paper.
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Vernon Jordan to testify before grand jury in Lewinsky case
Vernon Jordan, a central figure in the Monica Lewinsky inquiry, is set to testify before a grand jury Tuesday about arranging a job and attorney for Lewinsky. His testimony could shape the investigation and clarify whether he was an innocent conduit or participant in efforts to keep Lewinsky quiet.
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Security Council Warns Iraq Over UN Palace Access Deal
The United Nations Security Council warns Iraq of severest consequences if it violates the deal to open presidential palaces to UN arms inspectors. The resolution, drafted by Britain and Japan, aims to avert an attack and move toward lifting sanctions if Iraq complies. U S Ambassador Richardson calls it a victory for Washington as Clinton hails the agreement.
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Thieves love the Camry Detours into Toyota thefts
Detroit report says the 1989 Toyota Camry led 1997's most stolen cars in the nation with seven of the top 25, including six Camrys and a Corolla. Honda also dominates with 12 Honda models on the list, led by the Honda Accord.
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Evidence of Ocean on Europa from Galileo Pictures
New, closer images from Galileo in December show a 16 mile wide crater possibly filled by rising water that froze on Europa's surface. Large frozen plates sit in a slushy surrounding material, and a crustal area torn apart may host material from below, suggesting an ocean beneath the ice.
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Court ruling says gay ban in Scouts unlawful
S.C. Court of appeals ruled a gay Scoutmaster can teach Scout traditions and that the ban on homosexuals violates anti-discrimination laws. The court said nothing suggests a gay male would undermine the Scouts. The Boy Scouts plan to appeal to New Jersey's Supreme Court.
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