Prince William Turns Sixteen As Privacy Promises Echo
Prince William marks his 16th birthday amid privacy pledges by tabloid editors after Diana's death. The son of Princess Diana spent the day with friends and spoke to family, while journalists rumor about his press handling and personal life. He remains sports minded, enjoys reading and pop music, and has a Labrador named Widgeon.
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Paris
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Australia
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Widgeon
Eton
Prince Charles
Charles
Camilla Parker Bowles
Mrs
Parker Bowles
Druids Reopen Stonehenge Solstice Celebration
Archdruid Rollo Maughfling led Druids at Stonehenge for the 1998 summer solstice dawn the first return since government closure. He cited politics under Thatcher and Labour's Tony Blair, noting the rite marks the four million pound monument’s sacred sunrise after years away.
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Britain
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Iran’s Khatami appoints impeached minister to deputy post
President Mohammad Khatami escalates reform push by naming Abdollah Nouri, the impeached interior minister, as deputy president for development and social affairs. He also designates supporter Tajzadeh as acting interior minister, signaling resolve to ease social restrictions amid clerical opposition.
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Iran
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Shahid Beheshti University
Violent Moscow Storm Leaves Six Dead and Far Reaching Damage
A severe summer storm in Moscow killed at least six people and toppled tens of thousands of trees. Winds up to 60 mph felled trees and damaged the Bolshoi Theater, Kremlin walls, and Moskva Hotel. About 45,000 trees were down and power and tram lines were disrupted.
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Kremlin Wall
Refugees flee Guinea-Bissau amid southward fighting and hunger
War in Guinea-Bissau drives as many as 200000 people from their homes into Senegal and across unsettled borders. Refugees face scarce food water and blocked relief as Brig. Ansumane Mane's clashes with President Vieira widen. Intermittent shelling near Bissau and a stalled peace process compound the humanitarian crisis.
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