Mick Jagger Sings in French Village Cricket Match
Mick Jagger played for a team of cricketers from his adopted French hamlet against an English village side in Over Stoney England and was bowled for a duck. The locals praised his spirit and described the moment with humor as a fantasy meet, though his team lost and he muttered expletive rock language after being dismissed.
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Stowey
England
Mick Jagger
Rolling Stone
Steve Dardh
Over Stoney Cricket Club
Jagger
France
Darch
Seagal softens image in Kentucky film set
Julie Mullins 10 says Steven Seagal isn’t as tough as fans think while filming Fire Down Below in eastern Kentucky mountains. He visits her after a house fire, bringing a tea set Barbie clothes and an autographed basketball to cheer the child. Candles honor F Scott Fitzgerald on 100th birthday in St Paul.
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Seagal
Glomawr
Julie Mullins
Steven Seagal
Julie
Kentucky
Donna
Fitzgerald
ST. Paul, Minn
F Scott Fitzgerald
St. Paul
Subscription Rates for Aiken Standard Delivery and Mail
Rates listed for HOME DELIVERY, COUNTY MAIL, and OTHER MAIL. Advance payments may be mailed to Aiken Standard-PBM Subscription at P.O. Box 456, 124 Rutland Drive, Aiken, SC 29802. The publication is issued by Alen Communications Inc. with ISSN 0893 2557 and began in 1267.
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Aiken Standard - Pbm
Aiken Standard
Alen ‘Communications Inc
PO. Box
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S.C
P.O
Spy arrest raises questions on security breach scope
Washington officials assess damage from a spy scandal after Robert Chaegon Kim, a civilian at the Office of Naval Intelligence, was arrested for allegedly copying and passing classified computer documents about South Korea and North Korea to South Korea's naval attaché over five months. Kim, held without bond, could face a pre trial detention hearing Monday.
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Washington
Pentagon
Robert Chaegon Kim
Office of Naval Intelligence
Kim
South Korea
Jonathan Pollard
Israel
Pollard
North Korea
Apphote
Federal Marshalls
Robert Chaegon
Palestinians kill 15 as rioting erupts across Gaza West Bank
Palestinian police clash with Israeli troops as thousands attack two isolated Jewish settlements amid fury over the Al Aqsa tunnel. Ten Palestinians died including a two year old girl, total deaths in two days rise to 15. eight Israelis injured. Israel closes the West Bank and Gaza to entry.
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Ramallah
Israel
Jerusalem
Netzarim
Gaza Strip
West Bank
al Aqsa
Yasser Arafat
Arafat
Yeltsin to Undergo Bypass Surgery Within 6 to 10 Weeks
American heart surgeon Michael DeBakey said Boris Yeltsin is in good spirits and can work several hours daily. Russian doctors and DeBakey decided on a bypass operation within six to ten weeks, with full recovery expected, though the president will remain largely out of public view through year’s end.
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Moscow
Boris Yeltsin
Michael DeBakey
DeBakey
Yeltsin
Judge allows death penalty in Oklahoma City bombing case
U S District Judge Richard Matsch authorized prosecutors to seek the death penalty for Timothy McVeigh and Terry Nichols in the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing, rejecting defense claims that the punishment is cruel and unusual. The judge also denied protest that Janet Reno violated Justice Department policy by announcing the death penalty stance. A hearing on defense requests to separate the trials is set for Oct 2. no trial date has been fixed.
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Denver
Oklahoma City
Richard Matsch
Janet Reno
Justice Department
Timothy McVeigh
Terry Nichols
Stephen Jones
McVeigh
Maternity bill prompts debate on hospital stay rules
After a high risk birth, Tina Barrett faces discharge despite her newborn’s digestion issues as insurers seek 48 hours for normal births and 96 hours for cesareans starting 1998. Clinton plans to sign a measure aimed at ending drive through deliveries, with mixed reaction from insurers doctors and business owners.
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Dallas
Tina Barrett
Congress
George Banning
Baylor
Perot relaunches his struggling campaign
ST. LOUIS Ross Perot opened his relaunch rally at St. Louis University drawing about 1000 supporters including students and protestors. He urged participation in national debates and pledged campaign finance reform and deficit reduction while signaling he will pursue a one on one forum with Bob Dole.
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ST. Louis
Ross Perot
Texas
Perot
Bob Dole
St. Louis University
Dole
Clinton
Us.a
Beth Brooks
New Guidelines Urge Early Alzheimer's Recognition
Washington releases federal guidelines stating forgetfulness is not aging and early Alzheimer’s detection by primary care can cut misdiagnosis. Health officials note many doctors and families overlook early signs, risking inappropriate treatment and delaying planning for medical, legal, and financial matters.
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Washington
Agency For Health Care Policy and Research
Health and Human Services
Donna R. Shalala
Cheryl Williams
The
Alzheimer's Association
Williams
Paul T. Costa Jr
National Institute of Aging
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