Bride seeks annulment after online romance fraud
Margaret Anne Hunter sued for $575,000 and seeks an annulment after discovering Thorne Groves was a woman using AIDS fear to avoid intimacy. The Alabama-born bride uncovered the deception from a passport photo reveal and alleges a lavish wedding funded by her parents.
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Holly Anne Groves
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Gulf illness deemed real by researchers in Army study
The Journal of the American Medical Association reports that Gulf War syndrome stemmed from low level exposure to chemicals, nerve agents, pesticides, and other substances among 249 Navy construction battalion members. Dr. Robert Haley says the illness is real and due to brain and nerve damage, not stress. Veterans groups criticize Pentagon responses as slow and half-hearted amid ongoing political debate.
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U.S
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American Medical Association
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Pentagon
Practice ransom note emerges in JonBenet Ramsey case
Police reportedly found a rough draft of a ransom note in JonBenet Ramsey's home. The note demanded 118000 dollars and appeared to be written on legal pad paper used for the final note. Authorities cited unidentified sources as they investigated threats to the Ramsey family during a broader probe.
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JonBenet Ramsey
JonBenet
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Denver Post
Rocky Mountain News
Post and News
Boulder Daily Camera
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Denver
Boulder
Charlevoix, Mich
KUSA
Lott Signals GOP Plans For 10 Bill Package In 105th Congress
Senate majority leader Trent Lott says Republicans will push a 10 bill package early in the 105th Congress. The plan includes 150 billion dollars in tax cuts and a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution. Lott notes House focus on Speaker Newt Gingrich while urging Clinton to lead on unpopular steps like Medicare savings and Social Security adjustments. He previews the BBA as likely first, in a Chamber of Commerce speech.
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Trent Lott
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Congress
Ate
Clinton
GOP
Lott
America
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Abortion Unlikely to Raise Breast Cancer Risk
A large Denmark based study using medical records finds abortion does not raise a woman's breast cancer risk. The New England Journal of Medicine published the results, challenging earlier studies that suggested a higher risk.
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Boston
Denmark
New England Journal of Medicine
Bogart Stamp Planned From The Big Sleep Poster
Postmaster General Marvin Runyon announced Humphrey Bogart will receive a commemorative stamp next year. The stamp image will be drawn from a poster of the film The Big Sleep.
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Washington
Humphrey Bogart
Marvin Runyon
Sears correction notice clarifies shoe sale details
A January 5 preprint correction states the red column copy should note Fitness, basketball and walking Athletic shoes $5 to $20 off, not all athletic footwear on sale. It adds 10% off fitness shoes with any shoe purchase. The note apologizes for any inconvenience caused.
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