Exiled Cambodian Princess Works as Supermarket Clerk in Melbourne
Princess Botum Bopha, 27, exiled daughter of Norodom Sihanouk, resides in Melbourne with her two children Charleylink and Botum Tevi. She relocated from Bangkok in March last year after fleeing Cambodia in 1970 and has since received resident status while awaiting possible return.
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Melbourne
Australia
APL
Norodom Sihanouk
Botum Bopha
AML
Sydney Morning Herald
Cambodia
Metari Sisavvatt
Sihanouk
Peking
Charleylink
Botum Tevi
Bangkok
Frank Douglas
Noradom Sihanouk
Chorleylink
Batum Tevi
Batum Bapha
Lon Nol
Hats and Scarves Hit the Fashion Bigtime
Hats and scarves move into spring fashion with big brims and rolled straw hats. Natural silk and cotton fabrics lead the trend while scarves offer color and pattern with multiple tying options. Oblong scarves wrap the neck or drape over the shoulder for a chic look.
Eat Well Lose Weight Ad Claims Quick Pounds Off
An ad promotes X-1 tablets from an American company founded in 1938 that supposedly reduce hunger and appetite without exercise. It promises fast results, a money back guarantee, and nationwide availability at drug stores.
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America
Lunded
Impeccably Tailored Trousers and Jeans With Fine Detailing
Impeccably tailored trousers and jeans showcase a range of detailing from yoke treatments to bolt loops and pockets. Styles include straight leg, cuffed, wrap-and-tie, and stove pipe silhouettes with drawstring waists, denim fabrics, and Bermuda shorts for summer wear.
Hormones Tied to Breast Cancer Growth in Women
Studies find two of five young women with advanced breast cancer improve after removing hormone producing ovaries and one in five older women benefit from removing the pituitary and adrenal glands. Tests on tumor samples may predict hormone dependence and guide surgical decisions.
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Washington
UPI
Elweed Y. Jensen
Ben May
University of Chicago
American Cancer Society
Science Writers Nominar
San Diego
Jensen
Season for rape peaks in May study finds
Researchers John J. Alford and Lawrence I. Lewis of Western Illinois University report a seasonal pattern in rape rates across 66 big cities. They say rapes rise in May or June like a monsoon regardless of climate, challenging temperature based explanations and urging criminologists to consider environmental factors.
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Milwaukee
Wia
UPI
John J. Alford
Alford
Lawrence I. Lewis
Western Illinois University
Assn
Shis Wok
Lewis
Alford and
Sunglasses For 1975 Eye Catching And Polished
The 1975 eyewear trend favors larger shapes and balanced proportions with hair and clothing. Glasses feature natural dark tones, tortoise patterns, and wood textures, with plastic frames in natural shades to complement outfits.
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