Stallone Sues Ex-Business Manager Over $10 Million Claim
In Miami AP report Sylvester Stallone sues Anthony Filiti alleging high risk self serving investments misappropriation and doctored records cost him nearly ten million dollars. Filiti which worked for Stallone from 1991 until last year says the suit is nonsense and life goes on.
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Daredevil Actress Sets Conditions for Madeley Show
London AP reports Bo Derek will appear on the Monday debut of Tonight with Richard Madeley and Judy Finnegan only if she has a separate dressing room and is not in the same room or on screen with O J Simpson. Derek initially backed out over Simpson.
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Subscription rates for Aiken Standard home and mail delivery
The Aiken Standard lists HOME DELIVERY rates at 6.95 monthly 26.85 for 3 months 59.70 for 6 months 107.40 per year. COUNTY MAIL 11.20 monthly 93.60 for 3 months 67.20 for 6 months 134.40 per year. OTHER MAIL 17.45 monthly 52.95 for 3 months 104.75 for 6 months 209.40 per year. Advance payments may be made to Aiken Standard PBM Summarization.
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Fighting Continues As West Africa Panels Weaken Liberia Talks
In Monrovia heavy fighting returned near the American Embassy as regional talks falter. ECOWAS gave only recommendations calling for a cease fire and restitution of looted property, while seven of nine heads of state missed the meeting, dampening prospects for a formal peace plan.
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GOP Budget Push Faces Clinton Clash in Election Year
Washington Republicans unveil budget plans to balance deficits by 2002 as they promise deeper cuts and tax relief. President Clinton and Democrats denounce the GOP as extreme, warning against cuts to Medicare Medicaid education and the environment while stressing the political battle ahead.
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Gas Tax Repeal Faces Hurdles as Clinton Seeks Wage Link
President Clinton signals support for a temporary repeal of a 4.3 cent gas surcharge enacted in 1998, but House and Senate leaders dispute how to pair the move with a higher federal minimum wage. Clinton demands separate wage legislation and veto-proof protections, while prices rise nationwide.
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Questions Raised In Kevorkian Trial Coverage
As Dr. Jack Kevorkian nears closing testimony in his third assisted death trial, questions arise about his activities outside court. News of his attendance at the death of Austin Bastable in Farmington Hills dominates headlines and could influence jurors despite the judge’s orders to avoid news. Bastable’s death marks the 26th case of self requested death associated with Kevorkian since 1990.
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Economy Worries Women In Fresh Poll Findings
Money magazine reports women show higher financial worry than men in its Americans and Their Money poll. More than half of women fear an unexpected $1000 bill, 60 percent think about money more than sex, and 24 percent foresee a serious recession, with 16 percent of men sharing that view.
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Warm rooms speed healing in surgery study finds
A Boston study shows keeping patients around 98 degrees during operations reduces recovery time and lowers infection risk. Researchers led by Dr. Daniel I. Sessler say heating IV fluids and using air heated blankets cost about $30 and offer clear benefits in patient outcomes.
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Julie Andrews Rejects 1996 Tony Nomination
Julie Andrews refused a best actress nomination for Victor/Victoria citing the show's lack of other nominations. She stated she cannot accept the nomination and will stand with the overlooked peers. The nomination remains on the ballot, and her appearance at the June 2 ceremony is unclear. Her husband Blake Edwards and co stars were among those snubbed.
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