Demi Moore Tops Worst Dressed List Again
New York AP reports Demi Moore, 32, is repeatedly named on People magazine’s annual 10 worst dressed celebrities list. The Sept 11 issue highlights her controversial outfits and notes her naked past magazine covers. Other celebrities also make the list alongside Moore.
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Former Assistant To Spelling Faces Trial For Extortion
Former assistant Karen Tublitz and lawyer Frances Jones will stand trial on felony extortion and conspiracy charges related to alleged attempts to pressure Tori Spelling. A judge ordered the case to trial as authorities say money was paid to keep quiet about the star.
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Packwood resignation ends long ethics fight
Senator Bob Packwood announced his resignation after a harsh ethics panel report found he made advances toward 17 women, tried to reduce alimony, and altered diaries. Senate colleagues mourned him yet questioned the severity of the judgment as Dole suggested a 30 to 60 day exit.
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Tahiti Riot Police Clash With Pro-Independence Protesters
Rioters looted and burned Tahiti's Territorial Assembly and around 40 downtown buildings after France detonated a nuclear device at Mururoa Atoll. Riot police used tear gas and stun grenades outside the airport as several hundred teens faced off, with OsCar Temaru calling for peaceful return. At least 17 injured, 50 arrests, and France dispatching hundreds more police and troops.
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Balkans Seek Peace at Geneva Talks
Foreign ministers from Yugoslavia Croatia and Bosnia Herzegovina met in Geneva at the U S push for peace after 40 months of war. Richard Holbrooke warned of an imminent major announcement while NATO air strikes press to force Serbs from Sarajevo’s outskirts.
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