Teen country singer LeAnn Rimes rises in Dallas scene
Fourteen year old LeAnn Rimes gains attention as she prepares to sing Blue at the Country Music Association awards. She is the youngest nominee for single of the year and newcomer of the year. Rimes says she aims to honor Patsy Cline without imitating her.
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Tiny Tim Hospitalized After Stage Heart Attack
Tiny Tim, 64, suffered a heart attack on stage during a ukulele concert at the Uke Expo in Montague Massachusetts. He was in serious but stable condition at Franklin Medical Center after collapse on stage, with about 135 in attendance and the event benefiting a local ukulele museum.
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Aiken Standard Subscription Rates
Subscription options detailed for HOME DELIVERY COUNTY MAIL and OTHER MAIL with monthly and multi month terms. The site lists prices, advance payment address, ISSN, establishment year, publication days, and post office address in Aiken South Carolina.
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Congress races to finish 1997 budget before deadline
The Senate moves to pass a 389 billion dollar budget package funding defense and domestic programs for the new fiscal year, with the House approving the 3000 page measure 370 to 70. President Clinton intends to sign, while leaders seek unanimous House acceptance for any Senate changes.
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Clinton to Host Netanyahu and Arafat in White House Talks
President Clinton invites Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat to Washington for a peace session aimed at defusing Middle East tensions. Netanyahu seeks to renegotiate Hebron troop pullback while avoiding tunnel reopening talks with Arafat.
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Kevorkian Assists North Carolina Man in Assisted Death
Royal Oak Michigan Dr Jack Kevorkian assisted a 54 year old North Carolina man Richard Faw in a terminal cancer case. Faw died Sunday night after Kevorkian drove to an emergency room and stated the patient had no vital signs for 45 minutes. Faw lived in Wilson North Carolina and had liver and colon surgery in the past.
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Boston
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N.C
Cuban cigars fuel illegal trade on South Beach
On South Beach Cuban cigars have become a booming illegal indulgence amid a fashionably smoky scene. Customs officials note a surge in smuggled stock reaching Florida and beyond with fines up to 250000 dollars and prison up to ten years.
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Rampage Killing in Baldwin Park Leaves Four Dead
A man enraged by his ex girlfriend attacked a house in Baldwin Park California killing two girls ages 12 and 8 two men and injuring three others. He bound and gagged victims before shooting and stabbing them while searching for the ex girlfriend who was absent.
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Los Angeles
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