Princess Diana Lover Under Media Siege
Princess Diana's former lover James Hewitt remained absent from his Devon mansion as UK media pounce on the televised admission of their affair. Hewitt, a former cavalry officer, profited from a tell all book and bought the 36 acre manor last year.
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Man Admits Menacing Singer Roberta Flack in Court
A New York man identified as Tennyson Charles pleaded guilty to menacing Roberta Flack and other charges. The judge ordered a psychiatric examination after Charles insulted the court, while Flack fame from The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face is noted.
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Aiken Standard Subscription Rates and Address
Subscription rates for HOME DELIVERY COUNTY MAIL and OTHER MAIL are listed with monthly and yearly options. The Aiken Standard, ISSN 0893-2557, is published by Aiken Communications Inc. P.O. Box 456, 124 Rutland Drive, Aiken, SC 29802.
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Debora Green Charged in Family Fire Deaths
In Prairie Village a fire destroyed a six bedroom Tudor home killing son Tim 13 and daughter Kelly 6 as Debora Green 44 a oncologist was charged with murder arson and attempted murder. District Attorney Paul Morrison noted one attempted murder charge related to the fire and another to a poisoning attempt while Kate 10 survived by escaping to the garage roof.
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Aristide Urged To Cancel Elections In Haiti Crisis
Haitians demand that President Aristide cancel the December 17 vote and stay in power. The upheaval follows the assassination of legislator Jean-Hubert Feuille and days of violence after Aristide’s return, with a National Dialogue pressuring foreign troops withdrawal.
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Haiti
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Clinton
U.S
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Mirold
Socialist Party
Victor Benoit
Jean-Hubert Feuille
Budget lessons from 1990 surface in fresh talks
Washington insiders warn against a repeat of the 1990 budget summit with leaks and tax fights. Negotiations begin on a seven year plan balancing spending and tax cuts, with Medicare Medicaid welfare savings and scheduling to finish before or after December 15. Internal talks focus on team size involvement and strategy.
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Clinton
Data paints grim AIDS picture for American youth
A scientist estimates that as of January 1, 1998, about one in 92 young men and one in 33 young black men in the United States were living with HIV. Using back calculation from CDC AIDS cases and mortality, Rosenberg argues this precises the scope of infection among people aged 18 to 44, noting the uncertainty in model-based estimates.
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America
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National Cancer Institute
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Boy 3 Severely Mauled by Pet Tiger in Raleigh Suburb
A Bengal tiger kept as a family pet attacked 3 year old Tyler Forsythe during a neighborhood walk with his father guiding the leash. The child remained in surgery for head wounds and the tiger was shot dead by the father and police after the attack. Conservationists had warned the family weeks earlier.
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Linda Dunn
Carnivore Preservation Trust
Chatham County
Mark Forsythe
Raleigh
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