Cuba marches for Elian as thousands press US for boy's return
In Havana and on the Malecon, tens of thousands of protesters echo Fidel Castro as they demand the return of Elian Gonzalez. The march, dubbed the Combatant Nation, drew students and workers and was broadcast by state media.
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Cuba
Boy
Havana
Fidel Castro
United States
U.S
Elian
Malecon Boulevard
Castro
Florida
Miami
Juan Miguel Gonzalez
Florida Straits
Lazaro Gonzalez
Marisleysis Gonzalez
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
INS
Gonzalez
Clinton
Malecon Sea Wall
Elian Gonzalez
Wynonna Judd Ex Sentenced Over Divorce Secrets
Uh-od rch B. Kelley 3rd, Wynonna Judd's ex, received a 50 day sentence from a Tennessee judge for violating divorce terms by disclosing marital matters to reporters. He appealed the conviction and posted a $5,000 bond for temporary reprieve.
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Rch B. Kelley
Wynonna Judd
Tennessee
Arilyn Manson to Rename Self After Shaped Symbol
The article notes Arilyn Manson plans to adopt a symbol as his sole identity, resembling a horned version of Prince's emblem. He declares the name is now the symbol and nothing else for recognition.
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Arilyn Manson
Schwarzenegger Recovers Damages in Libel Settlement
Arnold Schwarzenegger and the Globe settle a $50 million libel suit over a 1998 article claiming the actor was in poor health and at risk of a heart attack. The tabloid will print a retraction and apology in its next issue, he said.
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Schwarzenegger
the Globe
Bette Midler Plans Surprises for New Year Las Vegas Run
Bette Midler will wrap her 32 city The Divine Miss Millennium Tour with December 31 and January 1 performances on the Las Vegas Strip. She promises a millennium themed show built around time and space and says she hopes to avoid past backstage mishaps.
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Ette Midler
Midler
Las Vegas Strip
MTV
New York City
New York Times
Times Square
Goo Goo Dolls weather scare ends safe in Bosnia stop
The Goo Goo Dolls were flown out of Tuzla after a Navy C-9 skid on landing in high wind and rain. All 30 aboard exited via emergency chutes. no injuries were reported during the holiday tour leg.
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Tuzla
Bosnia-Herzegovina
Sicily
Rob Lowe weighs film offers against family holiday plans
Rob Lowe faces a choice between starring in five major pictures during his West Wing hiatus or making his directorial debut on Union Pacific. He chose to focus on family, planning a Winnebago coast trip with his wife and two sons, a Christmas Eve feast, and a kid-oriented New Year’s with friends.
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BP Lowe
Rob
Union Pacific
Actor Priestley pleads innocent in drunken driving case
Jason Priestley pleaded innocent to a drunken driving charge after a December crash in the Hollywood Hills that destroyed his sports car and injured his friend Chad Cook. He appeared in a Los Angeles court, posted 50,000 bond, and was ordered to return January 27 for a preliminary hearing. conviction could carry up to three years in prison.
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Jason Priestley
Wa Felong
Beverly Hills
90210
Los Angeles
Priestley
Hollywood Hills
Chad Cook
Trial on Kuralt will delayed as widow dies
The will case of Charles Kuralt is postponed after Suzanna Baird Kuralt dies on October 26. Patricia Shannon, his longtime confidant, contests the bequest of 90 Montana acres to the widow and two daughters. The daughters now face a February 17 trial date to prepare.
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Charles Kuralt
Suzanna Baird Kuralt
Patricia Shannon
TV News Star
Montana
Boston investor fined for jury duty fraud
Charles Vaughn, a Boston investment adviser, admitted feigning illness to avoid jury service. Suffolk Superior Court Judge Thomas E. Connolly fined Vaughn $2,000 after he was found calling from New Jersey on a cell phone while pretending to be ill. Vaughn had been selected for a civil jury on December 6.
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Charles Vaughn
Boston
Suffolk Superior Court
Thomas E. Connolly
Connolly
Vaughn
Jersey
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