Liberace Legend Award Presented To Liza Minnelli
Las Vegas AP says Liza Minnelli received the third Liberace Legend Award from the Liberace Foundation for her contributions to entertainment. The performer, a Tony, Oscar, Emmy, and Golden Globes winner, was praised as one of the entertainment world’s consummate figures by foundation spokesman Jamie James.
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Oklahoma City bombing case seeks death penalty under 1994 federal law
Lawyers for McVeigh and Nichols say the federal death penalty statute is unconstitutional and lacking adequate procedure for appellate review. Stephen Jones argues the statute is new with no case law and courts must follow shifting trends.
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Divers, Dogs Fail To Find Body Of Colby
Divers guided by dogs trained to locate human scent failed to find former CIA Director William Colby in waters in front of his southern Maryland vacation home. The dogs alerted to a 100 yard area, but after two hours of searching the site yielded no results as Sally Shelton Colby watched nearby.
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Aiken Standard Subscription Rates Announced
Home delivery rates are listed as 2.95 monthly and 26.85 for nine months, 59.70 for six months, 107.40 per year. County mail options run 11.20 monthly, 33.60 for three months, 67.20 for six months, 134.40 yearly. Other mail at 17.45 monthly, 52.35 for three months, 104.75 for six months, 209.40 yearly. The Aiken Standard is published by Aiken Communications Inc. and postal details give changes address to P.O. Box 456.
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Off Limits On Girlie Mags Debated on Fort Lewis
Army base near Seattle weighs a proposal to bar Playboy Penthouse and similar magazines on bases. Republicans sponsor action for House National Security Committee to ban sexually explicit material including audio video items and magazines citing undermining of military families and defense.
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Arafat to Visit White House as National Leader For First Time
President Clinton will host Yasser Arafat at the White House in a landmark meeting signaling Arafat’s status as a national leader. The talks aim to set stage for final peace talks on the West Bank and Gaza while the U.S. pledges half a billion dollars over five years to build Palestinian democratic institutions. Shimon Peres then visits for a joint terrorism declaration and information sharing accord.
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Freemen Negotiators Expect It's Deal Time
Freemen negotiators in Helena anticipate a potential resolution as charges may be dropped if surrender occurs within 24 hours. James Bo Gritz, who met with the group, described them as euphoric and likely to act today, though he doubted they would surrender.
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Bo” Gritz
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Fidel Castro Calls For Resolve In May Day Rally
Castro defies U S sanctions and rallies a million volunteers for a May Day march. He proclaims socialism stronger, vows no sacrifice of health care or education, and denounces the Helms Burton Act as brutal and stupid while urging calm amid U S political tension.
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New Findings Cast Doubt On Whitewater Testimony
Washington reports reveal new evidence from Whitewater prosecutors that questions Hillary Rodham Clinton’s sworn account of a 1985 meeting with real estate partner James McDougal. Gary Bunch says the related bill was paid in 1984, before the meeting, and investigators now review further details of the conversation amid Senate and FBI inquiries.
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