James Brown’s Wife Adrienne Brown Dies in Los Angeles
Adrienne Lois Brown, wife of singer James Brown, died Saturday at Century City Hospital at age 47. She had recently recovered from cosmetic surgery in Beverly Hills and died of natural causes, per coroner spokesman Scott Carrier. She previously worked as a hair stylist on Days of Our Lives and Solid Gold and had been married to Brown for over a decade.
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Adrienne Lois Brown
Brown
Century City Hospital
Beverly Hills
Scott Carrier
Los Angeles County
Lisa Gaines
Solid Gold
Houston developer charged in prison break scheme
Patrick Graham, 45, founder of N Group Securities, was arrested after taking a $150,000 down payment in a bid to use his connections to free Dana McIntosh, a 49-year-old inmate serving 75 years for murder. Graham claimed he could transfer McIntosh to Galveston prison and arrange a job easing his escape, in a $750,000 scheme reported by the FBI and district attorney’s office.
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Ngroup Securities Inc
FBI
Graham
Dana McIntosh
Glen Castlebury
Department of Criminal Justice
McIntosh
Dallas
Susan
Galveston
Chuck Noll
Clinton meets Oklahoma bombing survivors in Oval Office
President Clinton greeted two young bombing survivors and their parents after inviting them to his radio address. Brandon Denny, age four, uses a wheelchair from head injuries, and Rebecca Denny, age three, was struck by flying glass. The family toured the White House and met Hillary Rodham Clinton after the visit.
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Clinton
Oklahoma City
Brandon
Rebecca Denny
Jim
Claudia Denny
Oval Office
Rebecca
Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building
White House
Hillary Rodham Clinton
U S radar aids Peru Colombia in drug plane interdiction
The United States helped Peru and Colombia down or force land about 40 civilian aircraft carrying drugs bound for the United States since March 1995. U S radar units in Peru and Colombia, staffed by 40 to 50 personnel, monitored flights under a $138 million interdiction program run by U S Southern Command.
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U.S
Peru
Colombia
United States
Chris Yates
U.S. Southern Command
Southern Command
South America
Panama
Yates
National Guard
Clinton
Congress
Taiwan VP Li Yuan-zu Granted U S Transit Visa
The State Department said Taiwanese Vice President Li Yuan-zu may briefly stop in Los Angeles on his way to Guatemala and again on return without public U S events. He will travel January 16, attends a presidential inauguration in Guatemala, and the move aims to follow unofficial U S Taiwan policy. Beijing likely will view this as provocative amid strained relations.
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China
State Department
Li Yuan-zu
Los Angeles
Guatemala
United States
Phyllis Young
Taiwan
U.S
Lee Teng-hui
Cornell University
Ithaca
N.Y
Beijing
Leng
Fredrick Chien
Lynn Pascoe
American Institute In
Taipei
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