Hillarys Undies Ad Pulled In Brazil After U S Complaint
In Rio de Janeiro a lingerie firm halted an ad after the U S Embassy complained. The Global newspaper said Du Loren lingerie, run by Roni Algargi, featured a photo from Hillary Clinton’s Brazil visit showing the first lady seated and glimpsing underwear with a praise line. The ad aimed as a compliment to the first lady.
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Winds threaten Columbia landing as shuttle mission nears 16th day
APE reports high winds may delay the Columbia crew's return to Kennedy Space Center after a 16 day laboratory mission. Officials targeted a 6 45 a m touchdown, with sunrise timing. If landing slips to Monday, it would extend the mission and set a new record for the shuttle.
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Alken Standard Subscription Rates and Postal Details
The Alken Standard lists HOME DELIVERY rates eight fifty monthly and other plans. COUNTY MAIL prices monthly and yearly options. OTHER MAIL options include monthly three month and yearly rates. Publication details note established in 1067 by Alken Communications Inc with postal information and address for changes.
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Typhoon Angela Devastation In Philippines Increases Death Toll
Manila reports at least 250 dead after Typhoon Angela pounded Luzon with 125 mph winds. Calauag and surrounding towns suffered heavy losses with homes flooded, missing people, and farms destroyed. Relief fears grow as food shortages loom and bodies wrap in bags due to coffin shortage.
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Clinton Criticizes GOP Budget Bill Cuts to Environment
President Clinton condemned GOP budget measures cutting environmental enforcement and social programs, warning of dirtier water, more smog, and a lower quality of life. He vowed to veto the bill while Republicans defend it as vital to economic growth and fiscal balance.
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Doctors Fight Baffling Epidemic in Nicaragua
UNITED NATIONS The World Health Organization has dispatched epidemic specialists to Nicaragua to identify and combat a dengue like illness that has killed at least 15 people and infected more than 1,000. Health Minister Federico Munoz has ordered infected people confined to the region to help contain the outbreak. The illness has been reported in eight nearby towns with symptoms including fainting headaches muscle pains fever and bleeding in severe cases. Tests for dengue have been negative and samples are in Fort Collins Colorado and Atlanta for analysis. The UN notes possible transmission by mosquitoes or other insects and confirms no travel restrictions on Nicaragua. President Violeta Chamorro has asked for 150 000 from international health organizations to aid containment until the disease is identified.
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Soldier Charged in Fort Bragg Paratrooper Shooting
Sgt. William J. Kreutzer, assigned to the 82nd Airborne, faces murder and attempted murder counts plus maiming and weapon violations for the predawn Oct. 27 sniper attack that killed Maj. Stephen Mark Badger and wounded 18 others during a four mile run at Towle Stadium. A pistol, rifle, and semiautomatic were recovered. Kreutzer was held at Camp Lejeune's military jail.
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