Protestant politicians pan Michael Collins film in Ireland
Northern Ireland Protestant leaders rate Michael Collins poorly calling the film soaked in Irish Republicanism and denounce US Ambassador Jean Kennedy Smith as a pseudo actress for her walk on role. They distrust her for helping Sinn Fein leader Gerry Adams visit Washington in 1994.
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Dublin, Ireland
Northern Ireland
Michael Collins
Jean Kennedy Smith
Neil Jordan
KenneDy Smith
Sinn Fein
Gerry Adams
Washington
Jimi Hendrix tribute delayed to spring festival
New York AP reports the Jimi Hendrix festival postponed from October 11 to 20 to spring next year to align with Hendrix album re releases. Organizers aim to tie the event to a renewed interest in the guitarist's classic records.
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Jimi Hendrix
New York
New York City
Hendrix
Aiken Standard Subscription Rates Published
Aiken Standard offers 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 for 3 months 67.20 for 6 months and 134.40 per year. OTHER MAIL 17.45 monthly 52.35 for 3 months 104.75 for 6 months and 209.40 per year. Advance payments may be made to Aiken Standard PEM Subscription. The paper is published by Aiken Communications Inc with address P O Box 456 124 Rutland Drive Aiken SC 29802. OSTMASTER address changes to Aiken Standard P O Box 456 Aiken SC 29802.
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Aiken Standard - Pem
Aiken Standard
Aiken Communications Inc
P.O. Box
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S.C
S.C. Ostmaster
P.O
North Korea spies in South Korea after coastal breakout
Seven North Koreans remain at large in eastern mountains, with five spies among them. Eighteen North Koreans, including seven killed by South Korean troops, died since arriving ashore from a disabled submarine off the east coast. Authorities say two crewmen wore civilian clothes while five others were disguised as soldiers. UN officials urged North Korea to explain.
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Seoul
South Korea
Defense Ministry
Li Gwang Su
Kwon Young-hae
Intelli
South Korean
U.N. Security Council
Alfredo Lopes Cabal
North Korea
OJ jurors say they can be fair in civil trial
In Santa Monica prospective jurors for OJ Simpson's civil case said they can be fair despite public knowledge of the 1994 killings. A black man said the score in his mind was zero to zero while the judge allowed him to remain. The suit seeks to hold Simpson liable for Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman's deaths. this appeared as jury selection began after Simpson missed opening sessions to fight for custody of his children.
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Santa Monica
Calif
O.J. Simpson
Superior Court
Hiroshi Fujisaki
Simpson
Nicole Brown Simpson
Goldman
Orange County
Kaczynski kept bomb journals, prosecutor says
A Sacramento hearing revealed Theodore Kaczynski maintained daily journals admitting bag bombs and noting phrases like I mailed that bomb. The prosecutor called the journals the backbone of the government's case linking him to four bombings. Federal agents captured him April 3 at his Montana cabin after his brother linked letters to the Unabomber with the manifesto.
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Sacramento
Calif
Theodore Kaczynski
Robert Cleary
Cleary
Kaczynski
Garland Burrell
Lincoln, Mont
Doctor Yeltsin Shows Worsening Health Ahead of Surgery
Moscow report indicates President Boris Yeltsin, aged 65, faces additional organ concerns delaying heart bypass plans. Kremlin physician Dr. Sergei Mironov said no major liver or kidney troubles but hinted at broader health issues and ongoing tests.
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Moscow
Boris Yeltsin
Kremlin
Sergei Mironov
Yeltsin
Mironov
Boris Nikolayevich
Bosnia election turnout questioned by international watchdog
An international watchdog questioned Bosnia's election validity claiming turnout exceeds 100 percent. The Crisis Group cited UN and OSCE figures showing a 103.9 percent turnout, while OSCE officials said the allegations merit scrutiny. İzetbegovic won the presidency and talks with Serbia may follow in Paris on Oct. 3.
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Sarajevo
Bosnia-Herzegovina
Bosnia
Serbia
Paris
Alija Izetbegovic
Slobodan Milosevic
Izetbegovic
Mirza Hajric
International Crisis Group
Crisis Group
United Nations
Organization For Security and Cooperation In Europe
John Fawcett
OSCE
Raz Bazala
Dangerous South American toad threatens pets and ecosystems
Florida and other regions face invasion by the Bufo marinus toad once released to control sugar cane pests. The 7 inch, 3 pound animal exudes a potent toxin that can kill dogs in minutes. Biologist Jay Savage notes the plan failed as toads become a pest. a Dalmatian in Dade County survived a near encounter. Some seek toxins as aphrodisiacs or hallucinogens, with fatal outcomes reported in New York.
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Miami
Florida
Australia
Caribbean
University of Miami
Jay Savage
Dade County
Everglades
United States
New York
Rossanne Philen
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Atlanta
Savage
Perot vows to fight back after debate exclusion
Ross Perot, sidelined from debates and TV air time for infomercials, retools strategy to attack the two party system. He filed Friday with the Federal Election Commission alleging the debate commission illegally endorses or contributes to candidates and parties and plans to sue Monday to stop Commission hosted presidential debates.
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Dallas
Ross Perot
Perot
Federal Election Commission
Bipartisan Debate Commission
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