Winning Crown Has Changed Miss America
Heather Whitestone says she is not the same Miss America after a year of touring and speaking engagements. She describes a quiet life before her crowning and notes the change in her life as she seeks God’s direction for her future while a new Miss America is to be chosen Saturday.
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Heather Whitestone
Three Month Gas Drop Slows In Latest Decline
UWS ANGELES AP The smallest drop yet in a steady three month decline in gas prices occurred over the last two weeks with rates down about a half cent per gallon. The average price 120.11 cents per gallon on Friday versus 120.73 on Aug 25, a 0.62 cent drop. Trilby Lundberg says the national average has fallen 8.51 cents since June 9.
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Trilby Lundberg
Lundberg
Freeing of foreign lawmakers ends Tahiti anti-nuclear protest
French navy freed eight foreign lawmakers and all aboard the protest yacht La Ribaude, which had entered a no-go zone near Mururoa Atoll during an anti-nuclear flotilla. The detainees include Kuo Tanaka and Noboro Usami of Japan, Eva Goes of Sweden, Lino De Benetti and Lauro Turroni of Italy, Jup Weber of Luxembourg, Tom Wheeler Wright and Ian Cohen of Australia. Environmentalists journalists and crew were released and flown to Papeete on Sunday.
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France
South Pacific
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Kuo Tanaka
Noboro Usami
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Eva Goes
Sweden
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Lauro Turroni
Italy
Jup Weber
Luxembourg
Tom Wheelwright
Ian Cohen
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Civilians Reported Killed in NATO Cruise Missile Strike
Bosnian Serbs claimed civilians were killed or wounded around Banja Luka area after cruise missiles fired from the US navy cruiser USS Normandy hit air defense sites. NATO said the effect was unknown as jets carried out further bombing runs and claimed Tomahawks used to target Serb air defenses near Banja Luka.
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Nigel Branston
British Broadcasting Corp
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Theodorakidis
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Italy
U.N
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Women’s Conference Chief Predicts Consensus On Controversies
At the Fourth World Conference on Women in Beijing delegates from 189 states struck accords on women’s sexual freedom and abortion. The draft commitment would acknowledge women’s right to control their sexuality without coercion and urge review of abortion laws. The agreement, praised by health experts, met resistance from some religious blocs but reflected broad regional support for women’s health and rights. World response highlighted progress on health, human rights, and empowerment as the conference nears its end.
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U.N
Rachael Kyte
International Women’s
Astern
Europe
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