Gene Wilder Honors Wife At Gilda's Club Gala
Gene Wilder presented Karen Wilder with the Gene Wilder Unconditional Love Award at the Gilda's Club Comedy Gala in New York. He credited his wife for supporting his long work with the cancer support organization named after his late wife Gilda Radner, who died in 1989 from ovarian cancer.
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Aiken Standard Contact and Customer Service Info
Local paper provides location and mailing address at 124 Rutland Drive P O Box 456 Akan 20802. Subscription and delivery hours listed with phone numbers for service and switchboard 648 2311 and 648 6052. Publication staff contacts include editors and publisher Scott B Hunter at 648 2311.
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Faulty signal may have caused wreck near Cary Grove High
Investigators probe whether a malfunctioning crossing signal kept a Cary Grove High School bus on tracks as a Chicago express train hit at 50 to 60 mph. Five students were killed and about 20 injured. 11 remained hospitalized with five in critical condition.
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Clinton vows U S troops to Bosnia as NATO peace effort
President Clinton argues a US role in a NATO led peace mission is essential to preserve American leadership and NATO credibility. He cites a potential force of up to 60,000 and a mission duration of about one year, promising congressional consultation while reaffirming determination to participate.
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Leaders Cut Deals For Budget Votes In Congress
Washington braces for first votes on Republican budget plans as Gingrich and Dole secure deals with wavering lawmakers on Medicare Medicaid and agriculture. Bills aim to balance the budget by 2002 and cut $245 billion in taxes while proposing sales of government assets to fund provisions. Kasich calls the move sweeping for the era.
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