Four to Set Policy on Billy Carter Libya Probe
Senate Judiciary Committee appoints four members to shape investigative steps into a 220000 Libyan payment to Billy Carter. Report due within 48 hours. options include a special or existing committee, with Dole and Bayh leading the effort amid partisan tensions. White House denies tips to Billy Carter as DOJ probe proceeds.
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Sandy Duncan Marries Don Correia During Broadway Break
Actress Sandy Duncan wed Don Correia on her Manhattan terrace after a Broadway hiatus. The couple, who met nine years ago during a Disneyland TV special, were joined by a small group of family and friends. it was her third marriage and his first.
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Peter Sellers in ICU after massive heart attack
British actor Peter Sellers, 54, remains critically ill in Middlesex Hospital two days after a massive heart attack. He was unconscious 24 hours after the event and is on intensive care support with breathing equipment. Fellow actors Britt Ekland and Lynne Frederick were by his side as hospital officials noted no change in his grave condition.
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Tent city under construction for Cuban refugees in Miami
Bulldozers cleared an old Miami River baseball field after federal approval to spend 800000 to 900000 to house and feed more than 700 refugees from the Orange Bowl. The site must be vacated by Friday ahead of the Dolphins exhibition season. The refugees arrived aboard the Freedom Flotilla. The Soviet Embassy condemned the asylum ruling as immoral and potentially damaging to U S Soviet relations, calling it kidnapping.
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Actors strike could last as unions clash on video profits
Hollywood and major markets faced a long shutdown as talks stalled between actors unions and management groups. Key obstacle cited is profit sharing from home video and disc technologies, with studios arguing revenues remain limited.
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