Naomi Campbell Promises Fashion Cafe Welcome Visit
Naomi Campbell vows to drop by the new London Fashion Cafe at Piccadilly Circus during London Fashion Week. The theme restaurant she co owns with Claudia Schiffer Elle Macpherson and Christy Turlington opened amid crowd noise and fashion week buzz. Macpherson could not attend.
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Kennedys Reportedly Spotted in Istanbul Honeymoon Photos
Photographers tracked John F Kennedy Jr and Carolyn Bessette Kennedy to Istanbul with tabloids planning to publish 15 pictures next week. The couple reportedly spent their honeymoon on a yacht, eluding earlier attempts to locate them.
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Aiken Standard Subscription Rates and Mailing Details
Subscription rates for home delivery county and other mail are listed with monthly and annual options. The Aiken Standard, ISSN 0893 2557, is published by Aiken Communications Inc. and mailed from Aiken South Carolina with address changes directed to P O Box 456.
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Arafat's grip thins as clashes rock Jerusalem and West Bank
Fighting spreads to Islam's holiest sites and across the West Bank as Yasser Arafat struggles to restrain 30,000 armed police. Death toll climbs to 71 while Benjamin Netanyahu condemns Palestinian incitement and demands calm. US pushes for a meeting on the Gaza border.
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Sri Lankan siege tightens as battle near Kilinochchi worsens
Sri Lankan troops tightened their surround of the Kilinochchi rebel base in a seven day siege that has killed about 700 people. The fighting, the bloodiest in two months, left 450 guerrillas and 75 soldiers dead with further clashes and casualties reported nearby.
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First Grade Kisses Spark Rules Talk in Dallas and North Carolina
A Dallas first grader Dusty recalls a girl kissing his cheek during kindergarten. In Lexington Southwest Elementary a six year old boy Johnathan Prevette was separated from class and missed an ice cream party for kissing a girl, under the school's sexual harassment policy.
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Congress battles to finish budget before adjournment
White House and congressional bargainers labored Friday to reach a final agreement on a large funding bill for dozens of agencies as the new fiscal year looms. With disputes over explosives, managed care, guns and other issues unresolved, negotiators pressed on beyond midnight and into Friday, hoping to vote Saturday.
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Decision on Gingrich reshapes ethics probe gains for panel
The House ethics subcommittee halted a broader inquiry into Speaker Newt Gingrich, a move that critics say aids Democrats while framing the investigation as timely. The two Republicans and two Democrats voted to widen scrutiny of Gingrich statements, use of non government personnel, and ties to tax exempt groups.
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Indicted charity founder faced $135 million fraud scheme
John G. Bennett Jr., former Devon resident, is charged in Philadelphia with 82 counts including fraud and money laundering in the New Era Philanthropy collapse. Prosecutors say schools and nonprofits were duped into “doubling” contributions by nonexistent donors, with victims seeking billions in losses.
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