Jackie Settles For 20 Million From Onassis Estate
New York reports Jacqueline Onassis agreed to a 20 million dollar settlement with Christina Onassis to relinquish any further claims to Aristotle Onassis estate. Christina, age 26, sought to cut ties with her stepmother and reportedly insisted on no less than 20 million.
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Overflow Spills Oil Into River
In Morganton North Carolina an estimated 870 gallons of fuel oil spilled into the Catawba River when a tanker truck discharged into a full storage tank. Officials say an overflow pipe released the oil near Highway 181 as the city reservoir water system halted operations. Drexel also draws from the river but shifted to another water source.
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Voters Decide On Nude Beach Ban In San Diego
In San Diego more than 130000 of 369000 registered voters vote today on a measure to abolish nude bathing at Black's Beach. The 900 foot coastal reserve near UCSD has been a clothing optional area since 1974. Clergy leaders split over the issue with bishops and church spokesmen weighing in as newspapers urged mandatory swimsuits.
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Prisoner To Go Free After Stroke
Wilton Allen a Four Oaks North Carolina man convicted of killing his wife Bobbi Ann and her boyfriend James Phillips outside a North Las Vegas casino has won parole from the Nevada Parole Board. He suffered a stroke in prison and will be released to return to his parents farm in Four Oaks. Allen 42 said he blacked out during the 1971 attack after his wife allegedly drew a gun from her purse during a dispute over a divorce.
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Victor the Giraffe Dies at Marwell Hall Zoo
Victor the 18 foot East African giraffe died after a Royal Navy sling hoist failed to restore him to his feet. The 15-year-old animal had not stood since last Thursday and collapsed during a slow lowering procedure. Zoo owner John Knowles and keeper Ruth Giles described a stressed animal and a death attributed to shock with autopsy planned.
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Operating Room Efficiency by Blue Cross North Carolina
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina explains how fewer than six cents of every dollar go to running the operation. The rest funds benefits and reserves while claims are processed with computer checks and audits, producing monthly summaries and quick answers by phone.
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