Diane Keaton Reflects On Directing Struggles In Newsday
EW YORK AP Diane Keaton discusses the rough transition from acting to directing while promoting the film Unstrung Heroes. She says she urged her agent to find work and recalls doing an afterschool special as the lowest form of acting work.
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Africa Seen as Hope by Pope in Johannesburg
Pope John Paul II urged Africa’s potential in a Johannesburg cathedral speech, urging the West to stop weapon sales and debt fees. He said Africa shall live and is integral to the worldwide church as he started the continent leg of his Africa tour. The remarks followed two years of African bishops meetings.
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Delivery Help and Contact Numbers for Aiken Standard
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St Thomas Endures Marilyns Fury
St Thomas Hospital sheltered patients as Hurricane Marilyn struck the Virgin Islands and eastern Puerto Rico, leaving eight to nine dead and dozens injured. The governor sought federal help to curb looting while curfews and marshals prepared, with power and communications out across Charlotte Amalie.
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Anti-Terrorism Legislation Stalled In Congress
In the aftermath of the Oklahoma City bombing suspects being indicted, the White House backed anti-terrorism legislation stalled in Congress. The Senate approved a strong bill 91-8, while House action lags as liberal Democrats and conservative Republicans fear civil liberties erosion. The House Judiciary Committee advanced its version on June 20, with floor passage not yet reached. The proposals would expand wiretapping, authorize military use in chemical or biological emergencies, and ban fundraising for foreign terrorist groups. President Clinton seeks the measure as essential for law enforcement, while critics warn of a big government overreach.
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Defense Likely To Rest Case In Simpson Trial
Eight months into the OJ Simpson trial, FBI shoe print analyst William Bodziak returns for more cross examination in the prosecution rebuttal. The defense, led by Johnnie Cochran Jr, aims for a dramatic finish as it regroups after an appeals court rejected recalling detective Mark Fuhrman.
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