Brooke Shields fires her manager mother amid career shakeup
New York AP Brooke Shields says she ended her business relationship with her mother a year ago, calling it the hardest thing she’s done. The 31 year old Princeton graduate and actress notes the move along with her NBC show Suddenly Susan and engagement to tennis star Andre Agassi.
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Brat Pack star Judd Nelson plots TV comeback on NBC
Judd Nelson, once part of the Brat Pack, plans a television return with NBC in Suddenly Susan after a less active film run from The Breakfast Club to New Jack City. Billy Ray Cyrus says he earns little respect, comparing himself to Elvis as he defends himself against critics and radio silence.
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Aiken Standard Subscription Rates and Address Information
Aiken Standard lists HOME DELIVERY rates of 8.95 monthly 26.85 for 3 months 53.70 for 6 months and 107.40 per year. COUNTY MAIL 11.20 monthly 33.60 6 67.20 and 134.40 yearly. OTHER MAIL 17.45 monthly 52.35 6 104.75 and 209.40 yearly. Also notes advance payments to Aiken Standard PBM Subscription and provides publication details and postal address.
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Violence Minimal as Bosnia Votes in Historic Election
Voters in Sarajevo and towns across Bosnia voted amid minor violence including stone throwing and bus stoning near Mostar. Refugees could vote in person or by absentee ballot as NATO led forces guarded stations to ensure a peaceful process in the lead up to a three member presidency and a divided parliament. Bosnian President Alija Izetbegovic voted with family, stating desire for a Bosnia where faith and identity do not trigger persecution.
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U S sends more troops to Kuwait amid Iraq tension
The Clinton administration dispatches 5000 Army troops to Kuwait to join 1200 already there for three months of exercises. Defense Secretary William Perry travels to the Mideast to bolster allied support as Baghdad vows no strikes.
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Fausto batters Baja and mainland Mexico leaving fatalities
Hurricane Fausto swept from Cabo San Lucas to La Paz then across the Gulf of California and inland, downgrading to a tropical storm on land. A 26 year old American vacationer died in a Baja California trailer park and Erick Hite is electrocuted after a downed wire. Dozens of boats wash ashore and fishermen were killed by Ismael last year.
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Pope to undergo appendectomy after inflammation
Vatican announces Pope John Paul II, 76, has an inflamed appendix and will undergo surgery later this year. A non urgent condition allows his four day France trip to proceed next week. Doctors cited recurring abdominal inflammation as the cause and ruled out an abdominal tumor.
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Simpson civil case anew in Santa Monica without cameras
The Santa Monica civil case against O J Simpson on Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman is set to begin Tuesday with no courtroom cameras and no live telecast. Judge Hiroshi Fujisaki imposes a publicity gag, an appeal filed by news media, while lawyer Leslie Abramson says the gag is ineffective.
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Robertson says miracle needed for GOP nominee
Bob Dole sought Christian Coalition backing after founder Pat Robertson warned the campaign it would take a miracle from God for Dole to win. Delegates, initially skeptical about the campaign’s focus on economic issues, welcomed Dole as Kemp’s replacement for the convention appearance aimed at boosting GOP support.
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10 minute HIV test speeds up results
Philadelphia report says a 10 minute HIV test accurately shows status faster than four hours. Researchers hope faster results boost counseling uptake, addressing delays where patients rarely return for results.
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