Peggy Lee Struck by Stroke Hospitalized in Los Angeles
Singer Peggy Lee, famed for Fever and Is That All There Is, is hospitalized after a stroke on October 27. Her daughter Nicki Lee Foster said she is conscious and surrounded by family. doctors are assessing possible permanent damage. Lee has a long history of health issues including diabetes and past serious falls.
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O'Hare ECAPS expansion faces controllers opposition
Air traffic controllers at O'Hare warn trouble may follow the ECAPS expansion that creates a fast lane for quicker landings. The two-lane system, 1000 feet apart, may see larger vertical buffers as union grievances mount amid radar malfunctions during the rollout. The change adds two hours daily, per the Chicago Tribune. Frame Wire Reports
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Palestinians and Israelis Agree to Delay Peace Accord Implementation
In a phone call, Prime Minister Netanyahu and Yasser Arafat agreed to delay the new land for security pact as the Nov. 16 troop pullback deadline nears. Israel says the Palestinian action plan is incomplete, risking further delay. Hamas threats and clashes mark tense days around east Jerusalem as talks continue.
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Monica Lewinsky and issues drive voter decisions
Washington focus fades as voters in Maryland California Colorado Kansas and Alabama weigh school funding stadiums abortion ethics and crime along with economy and Social Security. Polls show Lewinsky not a major factor for most voters, who cite education security and environment as key concerns amid final campaigning. Alabama Gov. Fob James urges voters to scrutinize his record on Election Day.
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TV linked to teen drinking study from Stanford
A Stanford University study of 1,533 ninth graders found that high TV and music video viewing raises the risk of starting to drink within 18 months, with music videos increasing risk 31 percent per hour. Renting movies lowers risk, while video games show no effect.
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Domingo to lead L A Opera and remain in Washington
The Los Angeles Times reports that Placido Domingo, 57, will become artistic director and co-manager of the L A Opera in 2000 while staying head of the Washington Opera. Domingo says the role is an upgrade, speaking from Washington where Fedora opens this season. He will juggle duties in both cities.
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Celebrities and police scene headlined MTV video premiere
A two-officer kissing scene streams on MTV as part of a report on pop culture. Alicia Morissette discusses fame and self-worth after Jagged Little Pill success and a new album. Oprah Winfrey shares gift anecdotes, noting thrift and generosity.
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Lollobrigida Victim Of Theft In Munich Hotel Lobby
Italian actress Gina Lollobrigida reported a theft in a Munich hotel lobby where two men seized a black cosmetic case containing about 18 000 dollars in jewelry. She described losing a gold necklace with rubies, gold hoops and other pieces and offered a reward for two notebooks with private addresses and business cards.
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Minor River Rescue Opens County Patrol Meeting
Susan Hess reports from J-W Wire Reports on a county patrol meeting opened with a river rescue briefing. Officials discuss safety protocols and upcoming patrol shifts. No injuries reported.
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