Hugh Grants Hooker Begins Jail Sentence
Estella Thompson also known as Divine Brown surrendered to authorities and paid a 1350 dollar fine after pleading no contest to lewd conduct in the Sept. 6 arrest. Hugh Grant pleaded no contest and was fined 1180 dollars and a lingerie, with a TV commercial and tabloid payment reported.
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Peacekeeper Killed in Haiti Robbery Attack
In Port au Prince a UN peacekeeping technician was killed during a taxi holdup on Delmas Boulevard. The taxi driver was arrested for investigation. The victim's nationality was not released and UN officials could not be reached for comment.
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Clowns Burn Costumes To Protest Kidnappings
In Tegucigalpa Honduras more than 60 clowns burned their costumes in a downtown park to protest child kidnappings by armed men dressed as clowns. Spokesman Ramon Martinez said the group aims to keep Hondurans laughing not cause family sadness. The clown referenced is 30 years old and has performed for 10 years.
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Aiken Standard Contact and Circulation Details
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Balkan leaders meet in Dayton seek peace deal for Bosnia and Croatia
At Wright Patterson Air Force Base U S Secretary of State Warren Christopher hosts Milosevic Tudjman and Izetbegovic for talks aimed at ending 40 years of Balkans war. They pledge to normalize Serbia Croatia ties and return refugees amid cautious negotiation. Christopher warns of wider conflict if war reignites.
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Okinawa murder trial resumes amid Japan base protests
In Okinawa the trial of Marine Pfe Joshua Hill resumes as anger over a rape case fuels protests. Hill admits beating Kanako Kinjo to death with a hammer while Argotsinger faces related charges after an earlier attempted entry. The case intensifies calls for troop reductions and a wider political clash with Tokyo and Washington.
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