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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1997

Page

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Milwaukee couple seek grandmother to have grandchild via son’s frozen sperm

A Milwaukee couple intends to conceive a grandchild using their deceased son’s frozen sperm. They seek a Jewish or non Jewish woman willing to be part of the child’s life and have a marketing kit with family photos and a letter to the mother of their future grandchild. They have two failed attempts and hope for a third sourcing partner.

Gram Milwaukee Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

Mother Drowns Twins Then Self Inflicts Knife Wound

Annette Giancola, 37, drowned her 3 1/2-year-old twins Jonathan and Rebecca in the bathtub before stabbing herself. She told her husband she had drowned the children and was found semiconscious on the kitchen floor. The twins died upstairs. Giancola was in critical condition at a Youngstown hospital.

Annette Giancola Youngstown Jonathan Rebecca Mahoning County Phil Charlce John Giancola Chance

Lebed counsels caution on Russia democracy path

Retired Gen Alexander Lebed argues Russia should not rush into Western democracy. He warns reforms may require temporary authoritarian elements and criticizes Yeltsin, predicting Russia could trend toward oligarchy unless democracy is gradual and selective. His book outlines a sobering view of Russia's future.

Washington Alexander Lebed Boris Yeltsin Russia Lebed United States Yeltsin Mikhail Gorbachev Alfred Regnery Associated Press Chechnya

Rebels seize southern Albania in escalating revolt

Rebels in Vlore and nearby Gjirokastra refuse to surrender weapons as fighting intensifies across southern Albania. Government forces lose control of key cities while Western mediators seek a quick settlement. The uprising, linked to pyramid-scheme losses, widens regional tensions amid the Balkans crisis. The army fled Vlore weeks ago after a deadly clash with police, leaving rebels in control of major ports and roads to the Greek border.

Viorz Albania Adriatic Sea Sali Berisha Berisha Ferdinand Llandi Vlore Balkans Bosnia- Herzegovina Gjirokastra Adriatic Italy Ter

Rebels near Kisangani raise hopes for talks in Zaire

Zairean rebel leader Laurent Kabila said his forces are about 28 miles from Kisangani and open to negotiations with Mobutu or a stand-in. He hinted at meeting a regional mediator and affirmed support for a UN cease fire plan as clashes intensify in the eastern conflict.

Goma Zaire Kisangani Laurent Kabila Mobutu Sese Seko United Nations Kabila Mobutu Angola Central Africa South Africa United States France Africa

Hershey studies art in Rome while Hollywood glitters unseen

Barbara Hershey, nominated for The Portrait of a Lady, lives in Rome to study art and learn Italian, saying life abroad enriches her acting. She plans to return to L A for Oscars and would like a future Italian film. Pamela and Tommy Lee sue Penthouse over a stolen video and seek sales data from the publisher. A judge orders Penthouse to release the sales information and the Lees seek the video’s return.

New York Barbara Hershey Hollywood Rome Hershey Tinseltown Entertainment Weekly Hannah L.A Los Angeles Penthouse Magazine Pamela Anderson Lee Baywatch Tommy Lee Motley Crue Lees Penthouse Bob Guccione Malibu Ronald Sohigian Lake Mead

Gulf War illness may be contagious says Irvine doctors

Irvine medical professionals treating Persian Gulf War veterans claim Gulf War illness spreads through casual contact and could threaten public health. They cite common symptoms fatigue fever aches rashes and respiratory problems and point to antibiotics as a possible treatment while noting a daughter-in-law in the 101st Airborne became ill during the 1991 Iraq deployment.

Irvine Calif Washington Middle East Iraq Garth Nicolson Nonprofit Institute For Molecular Medicine Nicolson Irvine Institute 101St Airborne Division M.D. Anderson Cancer Center Houston Nancy

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