Torme praises hospital food after stroke recovery
Los Angeles AP Mel Torme 71 known as the Velvet Fog is eating solid foods for the first time since a stroke on August 8. Publicist Rob Wilcox says doctors are thrilled with progress as the singer compliments a hospital chef for a meal of mashed potatoes turkey and spinach. He adds a message to fans to love them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torme
Hospital Food
LOS Angeles
Mel Torme
Rob Wilcox
Donahue backs effort to save Winsted Hospital services
Connecticut residents report Phil Donahue joining a local pledge drive to keep inpatient services at Winsted Hospital. The fundraiser, airing Friday on a cable station, features testimonials and a guest panel as the board previously voted to end inpatient care, a move blocked by the state attorney general in court. Warrior Princess Lucy Lawless recovers from pelvic fracture. expects rest amid filming delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Donahue
Winsted
Conn
Donahue
Connecticut
Winsted Hospital
Aiken Standard Subscription Rates Listed By Plan
Aiken Standard details home delivery and mail subscription rates including HOME DELIVERY eight ninety five monthly and annual options. COUNTY MAIL and OTHER MAIL rates are provided with monthly three month six month and yearly totals. The notice lists advance payment instructions and the publication's mailing address in Aiken South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken Standard - Pbm
Aiken Standard
Aiken Communications Inc
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S.C
Air Standard
P.O
Holocaust survivor denied access to father's savings by Swiss bank
Estelle Sapir testified at a Senate hearing that Swiss banks refused her access to her deceased father's funds because no death certificate could be produced for a concentration camp victim. Nobel laureate Elie Wiesel supported calls to uncover dormant Jewish accounts missing since World War II. Swiss banks cite smaller unclaimed asset estimates, while Jewish groups claim as much as seven billion dollars in assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Estelle Sapir
Sapir
Senate
Senate Banking
Alfonso M. D'Amato
Swiss Bankers Association
Federal Reserve
Paul Volcker
D’amato
Switzerland
Elie Wiesel
Stampede at Guatemala World Cup match kills many
Guatemala City crowd crush before a World Cup qualifier against Costa Rica leaves at least 83 dead and 180 injured. President Arzu declares three days of national mourning as officials weigh fake tickets and a beer hall brawl as causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guatemala
Alvaro Arzu
Mateo Flores
Costa Rica
Marlon Ivan Leon
Horacio Cordero
Lili Becomes Hurricane as Death Toll Rises in Central America
Tropical Storm Lili was upgraded to a hurricane with floods killing at least eight people in Honduras, Costa Rica, and Nicaragua. Evacuations surged as rivers swelled, while Cuba and the Florida Straits faced potential impacts and further strengthening was forecast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Lili
Honduras
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
Cuba
National Hurricane Center
Florida Straits
Bahamas
Central America
Million Man memories shared by participants
New York commemorates the one year anniversary of the Million Man March with a five hour rally at Dag Hammarskjold Plaza led by Rev. Louis Farrakhan. About 38,000 attended as families and alumni joined in a message of self respect and community, amid heavy security and a single arrest. Farrakhan cited crime declines he says followed the march.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
David Joyce
Joyce
Louis Farrakhan
United States
Clinton
Farrakhan
United Nations
Nation of Islam
Washington, D.C
FBI
Washington
Dag Hammarskjold Plaza
Jerry Walter
Malik
Perry confident in Russian government stability
Defense Secretary William Perry expressed great confidence that Russia’s government can handle internal Kremlin rivalries after talks with Defense Minister Igor Rodionov. He noted no indications of serious problems and praised the democratic path chosen by the Russian people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
Moscow
William Perry
Kremlin
Defense Ministry
Igor Rodionov
Simpson Race cards fly in final jury selections
In Santa Monica California during the OJ Simpson trial lawyers raced to shape the jury with peremptory challenges. The day saw battles over black and white jurors as plaintiffs and defense each dismissed several panelists. By day’s end the pool stood eight whites three blacks and one Hispanic with opens to dismiss later and opening statements potentially Monday. The defense protested after the plaintiffs used three challenges to remove black jurors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Monica
Calif
Simpson
Alka-Seltzer prank leads to 10 day suspension
In Gettysburg Pennsylvania an 11 year old boy was suspended for ten days after placing a fragment of an Alka Seltzer tablet in his mouth as a prank at Fairfield Middle School. Officials searched his locker notified police and referred him to a county drug agency. The school policy bans any medication and officials stressed safety to prevent overdoses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Fairfield Middle School
Christopher Bolinger
Christopher
John Smarsh
Also Mentioned on This Page
Newsmaker
Burbank
Lucy Lawless
Jay Leno
Jim Benson
MCA Television
New Zealand
Benson
Sociated Press
Lated Press
The
World Soccer Association
FIFA
Oscar Mias
Michael Pannell
Ator
Tea Press
Managua
Daniel Ortega
Ortega
Otega
Taliban
Kabul
Afghanistan
Baghram
Abdul Rahim Ghafoorzai