Priest Prays At Princess Diana’s Bedside In Hospital
Roman Catholic priest Yves Clochard Bossuet describes waiting outside Diana’s room at Pitie Salpetriere after the Aug 31 car crash that killed Diana and Dodi Fayed. He says Sir Michael Jay asked him to give last rites and prayed alone with Diana for four hours, thinking of her sons William and Harry.
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Mandela visits Libya to urge end of UN sanctions
In Tripoli thousands greet Nelson Mandela as he and Muammar Gaddafi raise fists amid Libyan TV coverage. Mandela calls for lifting UN sanctions while Gaddafi hails him as a global symbol and offers to try suspects in Lockerbie. The United States had urged against the trip.
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Kevorkian Plans Organ Donation After Patient Deaths
Dr. Jack Kevorkian said he will donate organs from some of his patients after their deaths to end suffering and save lives. Attorney Geoffrey Fieger said kidneys and a liver would be offered first come, first served, with testing for matches and disease. A transplant surgeon doubted feasibility, noting organs usually come from healthy donors in hospitals.
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Flanagan's Cafe Offers Homestyle Meals in Manchester IA
City brief notes Flanagan's Cafe in Manchester serves homemade beef and noodles or hot pork sandwich with real mashed potatoes and vegetables for 3.75. Also listed are Hawkeye Downs Bingo events with admission and price deals, plus business ads for local services and bus tours to Meskwaki Casino.
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Ruling revives 1978 Beavers murders case in Iowa
The Beavers killings prompted renewed charges against Seager after new ballistics linked a .22 rifle to the slayings. Courts previously suppressed evidence due to an invalid 1979 search warrant, but the Iowa Supreme Court reversed, allowing prosecution to proceed as officials located the weapon independently. Assistant AG Jim Kim welcomed the decision.
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