Prince Charles engagement rumor denied by Buckingham Palace
The London Daily Express claimed an engagement to Princess Marie Astrid of Luxembourg, but Queen Elizabeth's press secretary said there is no truth. Previous reports by the Daily Mail and Express were denied by Prince Charles's spokesman. In Spokane, Mrs Jann Bruce Dodd marks Father’s Day research and notes she helped win congressional approval in 1910.
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London
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London Daily Express
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Heroic cop dies in the line of duty
Lansing police officer Mae J. Donnelly Jr. died after a gunfight during a bank robbery where he helped overpower suspects and free hostages. Donnelly, a nine year veteran and father of five, rammed a getaway car and was mortally wounded. Several suspects were arrested or hospitalized as police described a chaotic bank heist with no other fatalities.
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UPI
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Lee
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Robery
Michigan National Bank
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Ocala
Fla
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Joan
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Way cleared for Seabrook nuclear plant cooling system
EPA chief Douglas Costie approved the cooling system for Seabrook New Hampshire nuclear plant despite environmental opposition. The decision follows lengthy protests and arrests during May Day weekend as opponents urged rejection of the project.
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UPI
Environmental Protection Agency
Douglas Costie
Seabrook
N.H
Universial
Ince
Castle
Coffee prices drop on world markets
The New York City retailer Shopwell slashed canned coffee by 20 cents to 3.09 a pound as world markets tumble. Colombia cut its minimum export price to 2.69 per pound while Shopwell urged consumers to limit intake and switch to substitutes to push prices lower, citing historic high levels.
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Enain
Colombia
Brazil
Shopwell, Inc
Martin Rosengarten
Shopwell
I Supermarkets
18000 Dogs Targeted in Mexico Gas Chamber Plan
In Sonora and Himosillo area officials announce a statewide anti rabies drive to cull 18000 stray dogs. Public Health Service will round up dogs and send them to gas chambers as part of the campaign. An additional 3500 dogs suspected of rabies will be euthanized under the same program.
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Mexico
Sonora
State Public Health Service
Jun Correa
Ous
Amin Gets Support From British Residents Amid Uganda Crisis
In Nairobi a Ugandan president Amin defended Britons living in Uganda amid tensions with Britain. He described threats on his regime and praised a complex, wary bond with British nationals. He urged restraint and warned against harming Britons, claiming protection for those in Uganda.
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Kenya
UPI
Presidendi
Amin
Hig Hoel Amy
London
Uganda
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