Before the Allure of Fame Drove a Man to Silence
Deborah Mathis examines a culture that profits from private scandal and public confession. She recalls a former politician who died amid upheaval and contrasts past restraints with today’s tell‑all era, noting how media and readers chase notoriety for wealth and fame.
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Presidents Reagan and Truman to have aircraft carriers named
President Clinton approved naming two nuclear powered aircraft carriers after Ronald Reagan and Harry S. Truman. He praised Truman for laying World War II era foundations of peace and Reagan for patriotic leadership. Navy Secretary Dalton informed their families of the decision.
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Four-way summit to restart Israeli Palestinian talks
Egyptian Foreign Minister Amr Moussa announced after a four nation summit that Israel and the PLO will resume negotiations next Thursday on expanding Palestinian authority in the West Bank. The leaders pledged to fight terror and uphold the peace process though no agreement on lifting West Bank and Gaza closures was reached.
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Manila judge sentences two for rape and murder of 7 year old
Judge Lorenzo Veneracion of the Manila Regional Trial Court found Ernesto Cordero and Henry Lagarto guilty of raping torturing and killing Angel Alquiza last August and sentenced them to life in prison. The decision drew outrage from the girl's family and threats against the judge.
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Donald Pleasence Dies at 75 Star of Odd Films
London AP reports Donald Pleasence famed for offbeat roles including The Caretaker and Blofeld died at 75. His agent said he passed away at home in St Paul de Vence after a heart valve operation in December. Pleasence, born Worksop, built a 100 film career after WWII service and stage beginnings in Jersey.
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Gazette Promotes Agriculture With Soybean Ink
The Gazette advertises agricultural support by printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint. It invites readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton, 4250 Sixth St. SW, or at nearby recycling locations.
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