Liz's hubby No 8 arrested after gun found in bike
Redondo Beach California police stopped Larry Fortensky for not wearing a helmet and found a loaded 9mm semiauto in the motorcycle saddlebag. The 44 year old was booked and released without bail after an expired license and registration were noted. Fortensky previously faced a drug influence investigation in August, which prosecutors dropped.
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Redondo Beach
Calif
Elizabeth Taylor
Larry Fortensky
Phil Keenan
Fortensky
Keenan
Princess Christina to auction royal wine cellar in Amsterdam
The sister of Queen Beatrix will leave the Netherlands with a royal yard sale on November 19 at Sotheby's in Amsterdam. The collection features 230 cases headlined by a 1947 Tattinger Brut magnum bearing a commemorative label for Princess Christina and Jorge Guillermo. Dennis Rodman seeks Leggs deal but Leggs touts Jamie Lee Curtis as its spokesperson and dismisses his appeal.
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Netherlands
Beatrix
Christina
Amsterdam
Sotheby's Auction House
Princesse Christina
Monsieur Jorge Guillermo
Juin
Jamie Lee Curtis
Leggs
Linda Hefner
Aiken Standard Subscription Rates and Postal Details
Subscription prices for HOME DELIVERY COUNTY MAIL and OTHER MAIL are listed with monthly three month six month and yearly options. The Aiken Standard ISSN 0893 2557 published since 1867 by Aiken Communications Inc provides address for changes and post office information.
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Aiken Standard
Aiken Communications Inc
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Rutland Drive
Aiken
S.C
Future of U.N. on agenda at assembly
The United Nations General Assembly opens its first annual session amid doubts about finances and leadership. US resistance to Boutros Boutros-Ghali shapes expectations as Clinton’s re‑elect might free funds to clear dues. Debates on Security Council reform and the nuclear test ban loom, with Washington’s payments seen as pivotal.
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General Assembly
Boutros Boutros
Ghali
U.S
Clinton
United States
U.N
France
Britain
Russia
China
Boutros-Ghali
Bob Dole
Boutros Ghali
U.S. Congress
Security Council
Diogo Freitas Do Amaral
UAW and Ford Talk Jobs Safeguard in Tentative Pact
In Dearborn Michigan the United Auto Workers pursue an industry first jobs guarantee with Ford. The deal aims to keep at least 36 percent of current union jobs in the United States during a three year term. Ratification expected by September 29 after two days of talks and union briefings.
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Dearborn
Mich
United Auto Workers
Ford Motor Co
Ford
UAW
Stephen Yokich
GWU party school rank shocks campus crowds
Washington students puzzled by a Princeton Review ranking that places George Washington University as the No 2 party school, behind Florida State University. Many students dispute the rating noting GW studies two hours daily while some voice disbelief at the survey based results.
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Washington
George Washington University
Colin Gold
New Orleans
George Washington
Princeton Review
Florida State University
Liz Foster
Rhetoric cools in standoff with Saddam
After more than two weeks of strikes and bellicose talk the Gulf standoff between the United States and Iraq appeared to ease. Both sides pulled back from harsh rhetoric as Iraq's state media urged support for Arab and Western policies and Washington sought to limit Saddam Hussein’s threat with the no fly zone. Kuwait opened its territory to U.S. warplanes as regional diplomacy began to explain the deployment. Arab governments viewed U.S. actions as heavy handed while noting concerns over an internal Iraqi Kurdish civil conflict.
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Gulf
United States
Iraq
Al-Qadissiy
Saddam Hussein
Noly
U.S
Saudi Arabia
Sheik Saud al- Sabah
U.S. takes in 2000 Iraqi refugees via Guam flights
More than 2,000 Iraqi refugees are set to reach U.S. soil by Thursday under a new program. US-sponsored charter flights evacuate 2,075 Iraqis to Guam from camps in southeastern Turkey. About half aided U.S. humanitarian programs in Kurdish northern Iraq amid fears of reprisals as Saddam allies gain control.
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Pacific
United States
Guam
Turkey
U.S
Iraq
Saddam Hussein
Cancer alert: hold the steak hold the booze
The American Cancer Society urged avoidance of red meat and moderate alcohol, issuing four diet and lifestyle recommendations. They advise fruits, vegetables, whole grains, low fat foods, healthy weight, 30 minutes or more daily exercise, and limiting alcohol. They differ from federal guidelines, citing links between red meat and colon and prostate cancer and noting risk rises with two drinks daily. Dr Meir Stampfer supports science based guidelines.
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New York
American Cancer Society
Meir Stampfer
Harvard
The
New York ‘Times
Wartime rivals contest Bosnia three member presidency race
In Bosnia and Herzegovina a Muslim leader Alija Izetbegovic and ultranationalist Momčilo Krajišnik vie for the Muslim and Serb seats as voters head to postwar elections. Croat candidate Krešimir Zubak trails, with final results due at the earliest after today. Nationwide ballots also include a national legislature and regional bodies across the federation and Serb republic. About 2.9 million voters are eligible.
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Bosnia-Herzegovina
Bosnia
Alija Izetbegov
Momeilo Krajisnik
Izetbegovic
Krajisnik
Serbia
Kresimir Zubak
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