Uruguayan Vice President Hugo Batalla Dies at 72
Hugo Batalla Uruguay's vice president died Saturday from lung cancer at age 72. The government declared a day of mourning and named Sen. Hugo Fernandez Faingold as acting vice president until next year's term end. Batalla had served in Congress around Uruguay's dictatorship era and led the Uruguayan Football Association during World Cup qualification.
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Tripp tapes Lewinsky in whirlwind of Clinton affair ties
Transcripts released by the House Judiciary Committee reveal Linda Tripp secretly recorded talks with Monica Lewinsky about the affair with President Clinton. Lewinsky described fear of crossing the White House and disputed aiding Paula Jones's harassment suit, while Tripp acted as Starr's informant and wore a recording device in January.
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Photographs in Starr Report Reveal Lewinsky Birthday Gift
New material in the Starr Report released by the House Judiciary Committee shows a photograph of President Clinton and Monica Lewinsky in the Oval Office given as a birthday present to Ms. Lewinsky. The image forms part of the evidence highlighted by House Democrats amid ongoing investigations.
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Shiffer to quit runway after Milan show
Claudia Shiffer said she loves fashion but dislikes the runway in comments cited by I Messaggero. Farrelly brothers deny copying from Vince Offer’s underground film in a lawsuit over There’s Something About Mary ideas. Mayor Willie Brown modeled in Shanghai during a goodwill trip, praising San Francisco fashion ties.
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Mongolian democracy leader assassinated
A prominent Mongolian democracy figure Sanjaasuregiin Zorig, minister for infrastructure, was killed at his home by two masked assailants. The 36 year old MP and former professor was a leading candidate to succeed Prime Minister Elbegdorj and had been widely seen as a possible next prime minister. The motive is believed political and attackers remained at large.
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King family sues over assassination claim in 1968 death
The King family files a civil suit in Memphis seeking unspeci fied damages from Lloyd Jowers and unknown co conspirators. The suit aims for a jury trial to uncover new facts about Martin Luther King Jr.’s death and names Jowers as the man who once claimed he hired the assassin.
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