No Trips Down Any Aisles For Brit
London AP reports actor Hugh Grant says he will not marry Liz Hurley or start a family soon. Grant, 34, values his freewheeling lifestyle and prefers travel and fashion shows over a traditional house with children. He spoke to Hello! magazine about enjoying solo adventures in Paris Milan and beyond.
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Boston AP Health Warns Severe Hypertension Shortens Lives
Severe high blood pressure and the amount of medicine used to treat it can shorten life by contributing to heart disease strokes and kidney damage. While exercise is advised for mildly high blood pressure it has not been studied for more serious cases.
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Tobacco researcher may be singing in Mississippi
A former Tobacco Researcher, Jeffrey Wigand, met with Justice Department antitrust division attorneys in Pascagoula for several hours as part of an investigation into whether tobacco companies conspired to halt safer, self extinguishing cigarettes. A federal criminal probe also seeks to find if executives lied to Congress about smoking and nicotine addictiveness.
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NATO Officers Arrive as Tuzla Prepares Peace Mission
Col. John Brown and nine officers arrived in Tuzla as the IFOR force begins tasks to secure northeastern Bosnia. Up to 20,000 U.S. soldiers and 60,000 NATO troops were slated to arrive after Paris peace pact signing on December 14. Brown's team will survey airbases, roads, villages and minefields to determine troop placement and security needs before the main deployment. European Union envoy Carl Bildt traveled to Sarajevo to urge leaders to build public confidence in the peace process.
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FEC releases GOPAC documents on Gingrich support in 1990
Federal Election Commission files reveal GOPAC officials aimed to back Newt Gingrich in the 1990 race. Memo and tape records describe efforts to train candidates in Georgia and pledge substantial funds while asserting GOPAC predated federal registration and did not directly aid federal candidates. Gingrich won by 174 votes in a tight Georgia contest.
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Rape and murder shock Philadelphia jogger’s neighborhood
In Philadelphia a jogger Kimberly Ernest was raped and killed on November 2 in an affluent, quiet area. Two roommates were arrested for rape and murder after a large tip and detective effort. Residents mourned publicly, and a memorial service was held as the city grappled with safety concerns.
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