World mourns Princess Diana in London funeral flight
Prince Charles brought Diana home for the last time as her coffin arrived in London after the Paris crash. At St Paul’s Cathedral a crowd gathered for a grieving service while mourners left flowers and notes at Buckingham and Kensington palaces. French police investigate paparazzi role. Dodi Fayed and the chauffeur died. Blair led dignitaries at the air base ceremony. Diana’s sons William and Harry remain with Charles after the funeral flight.
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Diana mourners across Britain face royal life change
Charities lose champions in Diana as nation mourns. Princes left to face royal duties without their mother. Funeral plans likely to be announced today, with coverage spanning pages 4A and SA. The piece surveys national responses and implications for the royal family.
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Princess Diana's Death Shocks Local Britons in Lawrence
Local residents of British origin in Lawrence expressed shock after learning Princess Diana died following a Paris car crash Saturday. Roused by news broadcasts, they described the tragedy as comparable to the Kennedy loss and recalled family overseas while noting Diana’s death occurred about four hours after the 5 p.m. crash.
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Flowers for Diana donations urged for funeral plan
Local shop and resident solicit donations for Diana flowers to be sent to her funeral. Contact Brits at 732 Mass. or Sylvia Woodgate at 843-1054 for arrangements. Other gifts will support a yet unnamed charity.
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Part-time work dominates as unions rail at UPS
Part-time labor lead the day as Teamsters strike UPS. A study based on 1995 census data shows nearly one in three workers hold nonstandard jobs, often poorer, with fewer benefits. Some avoid full-time roles by choice, while others seek flexible schedules.
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