Nell Carter Overcomes Brain Aneurysm Through Prayer and Return
Nell Carter recalled her hospital vigil as her children surrounded her bed and she nearly gave up hope after a brain aneurysm. The Tony winner credits prayer with sustaining her through a second operation to regain motor skills as she returns to cinema in The Grass Harp with Walter Matthau Jack Lemmon Sissy Spacek and Piper Laurie.
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Pope to Leave Hospital After Appendectomy
John Paul I, 76, is recovering on schedule from an appendectomy and will leave the hospital a week after surgery. Stitches will be removed Tuesday morning, with a return to the Vatican planned the same day as doctors call the recovery fully satisfactory and the convalescence resumed at the Vatican.
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Subscription rates for HOME DELIVERY COUNTY MAIL and OTHER MAIL are listed with monthly, 3 month, 6 month, and yearly options. The notice notes advance payments to Aiken Standard-PBM and provides publishing details for Aiken Standard established in 1867 by Aiken Communications Inc. and an address in Aiken, South Carolina.
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Rebels retake territory in northern Iraq clash over Sulaymaniyah
Kurdish Patriotic Union of Kurdistan claims a weekend counteroffensive recaptured areas including Sulaymaniyah and says forces head toward Irbil. Iraq warns both sides and cautions Iran and the United States against involvement as battles flare in the Kurdish region with US-led air activity continuing.
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Cable car plunge in Quebec city kills British tourist
A cable snapped on a Quebec City tourist ride sending a car down a cliff. A British woman, Helen Tombs 46 of London, died and 15 others were injured. The car struck a wall near the bottom. emergency brake failed to stop it. Passengers included four men and eight women from Ohio Massachusetts and New Hampshire plus St Pierre and Miquelon.
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AIDS protesters toss funeral urns over White House fence
More than 300 AIDS activists forced from the White House area by police on horseback after urns said to contain human ashes were hurled onto the lawn. ACT UP said the demonstration targeted Clinton AIDS policy and demanded drug access and a federally funded needle exchange.
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Protesters Force Swimsuit Show Out Of India
Protests in Bangalore trigger the Miss World Pageant to move the swimsuit portion abroad to the Seychelles Islands. Spokesman Manohar Arcot of Amitabh Bachchan Corp Ltd cites protests as the reason and notes police in Bangalore can handle the situation.
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Weizman Visits Cairo to Soothe Egypt Ties Amid Peace Pace Criticism
Israel's President Ezer Weizman met Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak in Cairo to ease deteriorating ties over Israel's slow pace in Palestinian negotiations and an underground tunnel opening that sparked Palestinian riots. Mubarak, citing Arab pressure, said he fears no real progress and urged action. Weizman, seeking milestones in relations, noted his long friendship with Mubarak could help calm tensions. He also hosted Yasser Arafat at his home, pledging to curb further Palestinian violence.
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Nation's social health at 25-year low study says
New York report from Fordham researchers shows 1994 measures of child abuse teen suicides drug use and high school dropout rising while poverty sits at the fifth worst level since 1971. Marc L. Miringoff calls youth pessimism and isolation a warning for the future. The 1996 Index of Social Health compares 16 problems against best-era levels.
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