Diana estate sues Franklin Mint over Diana memorabilia
Diana estate and memorial fund filed a federal suit Monday to stop the Franklin Mint from selling dolls plates jewelry and other Diana branded memorabilia. The estate alleges trademark and intellectual property theft and seeks to protect quality control as the late princess died in Paris on August 31 1997.
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Franklin Mint
Paris
Fund
James Cameron
New Fighter Jet Tested After Flak
The Air Force conducted a successful flight of a developmental F-22 variant over the California desert two months after criticism over flight testing. Lt. Col. Steve Rainey piloted the test Sunday and praised the jet as handling like a dream as plans proceed for 339 Raptors to replace aging F-15s. The House was set to consider a defense bill funding two production models and related programs, aiding six more F-225s.
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Air Force
Steve Rainey
California
Rainey
Four Die In Helicopter Crash Into Arlington Home
A helicopter crashed nose first into a brick ranch in Arlington Heights area, killing the pilot, a vice principal, a teacher, and an aerial photographer from Futabakai. Neighbors and police reported a brief fire and a low-flying sound before the crash. Japanese Consulate team investigated the scene as residents recalled the event.
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Chicago
Grace Stearns
Kenneth Galinski
Tim Stearns
Stearns
Vito Ventrella
Ventrella
Futabakai
Galinski
Arlington Heights
Baby found buried alive recovers. mother sought
An infant named Christian found buried in a shallow Altadena grave over the weekend has stabilized at Huntington Memorial Hospital in Pasadena. Doctors report normal neurological activity, self breathing, and intermittent oxygen. more than 25 people have called to adopt. The baby weighed 7 pounds 12 ounces and survived severe hypothermia after being found by a jogger. Deputies continue searching for the mother.
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Los Angeles
Ricardo Liberman
Huntington Memorial Hospital
Pasadena
Liberman
Christian
Altadena
Karen Tanner
Calif
McDougal claims Clinton lied under oath in Whitewater saga
The late James B. McDougal, writing from prison, asserts in Arkansas Mischief that Bill Clinton lied about the Whitewater affair and that Clinton benefited from a fraudulent loan. McDougal says Clinton took $25,000 from his savings, and that Susan McDougal was not pardoned. The posthumous charges center on Clinton’s 1996 testimony during McDougal’s bank fraud trial.
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Whitewater
Clinton
McDougal
Susan McDougal
Arkansas
Secon
David B.errdall
Little Rock Savings
Joan
Madison Guaranty
McDougals
James McDougal
Kenneth W. Starr
Clintons
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