Garcia Lives On In Remake Of Music Video
AP reports Jeny Garcia appears posthumously in a remake of Smoke Gets In Your Eyes. The video, recorded in San Francisco in April for the soundtrack, features Garcia with the Jerry Garcia Band and Ashley Suda. It began showing Friday at 98 theaters nationwide before actor Keitel and William Hurt.
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LS Angeles
Jeny Garcia
Grateful Dead
Vey Keitel
William Hurt
San Francisco
Move
Garcia
Jerry Garcia
Ashley Suda
Hagman Released After Liver Surgery
Los Angeles AP reports Larry Hagman was released from Cedars-Sinai Medical Center a week and a half after receiving a donated liver. The 63 year old star of Dallas had severe cirrhosis blamed on years of heavy drinking and was placed on the national waiting list July 19 after a malignant liver tumor was found.
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Larry Hagman
Los Angeles
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Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
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J.R. Ewing
Dallas
Cuban exile flotilla turned back after deadly sea storm
Key West reports a flotilla of Cuban exiles heading to protest near Havana halted after stormy seas ripped apart the Sundown Two, flooding 42 feet and killing one man. Forty two people aboard were rescued as Coast Guard ships and helicopters aided the others. Castro daughter Alina Fernandez Revuelta was aboard another boat.
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Key West
Fla
Havana
Fidel Castro
Florida Straits
Coast Guard
Armando Cuenas Marti
Nez
Fidel
Global Protest Grows Over Tahiti Nuclear Tests
Lawmakers from Japan and other nations joined Tahiti protesters urging France to halt planned underground nuclear blasts in the South Pacific. French officials say tests will occur between September and May, despite strong opposition at home and abroad.
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Papeete
Tahiti
France
South Pacific
Japan
Jacques) Chirac
Masayoshi Takemura
Chirac
Mururoa
Wages Stagnant Fueling Profits Across 1990s Study Says
The Economic Policy Institute reports profits rose in the 1990s with workers’ hourly pay largely flat after inflation. After tax profits reached a 25 year high. pay for most workers, except top earners, kept pace poorly. Economists differ on interpretation. Voices from Michael Evans and Sung Won Sohn weigh in on investment, Darwinism, and tech-driven profit gains.
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Washington
Economic Policy Institute
Michael Evans
Boca Raton
Fla
Organizers Give China Deadline To Quit Harassing Delegates
Organizers of the world's largest women's conference gave China 24 hours to stop harassing delegates and warned of possible cancellation if promises are not kept. Delegates, many having traveled far, are unlikely to walk out, as tensions rise over Beijing's surveillance and relocation of the event to Huairou ahead of the UN Fourth World Conference on Women. Rosa Lind Harris reported assurances that participants would be free to carry on activities after a two hour meeting with Chinese officials.
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Huairou
China
Beijing
Rosalind Harris
UN Tibet Talks Fray Tests Rules On Security Censorship
Organizers at a Huairou Beijing meeting warned of possible action if conditions did not improve. Irene Santiago and Salamo Fulivai signaled delegates could suspend discussions as complaints mounted about Chinese guards, harassment of campaigners, broken video tapes, and transport gaps. The United States urged firm UN stance with China ahead of next week’s conference.
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Salamo Fulivai
Asia-Pacific
Huairou
Beijing
United States
U.N
China
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