Brolin and Streisand Plan Winter Wedding
James Brolin and Barbra Streisand announced to the New York Post that they intend to marry this winter once his TV series Pensacola Wings of Gold finishes filming in San Diego. Brolin said he would like to marry Streisand and then take a honeymoon, with plans contingent on wrap schedule in February or March.
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NEW York
James Brolin
New York Post
Brolin
Pensacola Wings of Gold
San Diego
More illegal aliens sent back by tougher 1996 rules
Washington AP reports that as of June 30 this year the Immigration and Naturalization Service deported 75,743 people in the nine months, a 493 rise from 1996’s 50,714. About 40 percent of the 32,279 deported from April to June had criminal records, while over 57,000 left voluntarily without formal proceedings.
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Washington
Congress
Japanese Life Expectancy Rises for 1996 Births
Government figures show girls born in 1996 in Japan may live to 86.3 years and boys to just over 80. The Health and Welfare Ministry notes women on average reach 83.5 years and men 77.1. Life expectancy for both genders continues to rise, with cancer remaining the leading elderly cause of death.
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Tokyo
Japan
Health and Welfare Ministry
Danish mayor bans nude weddings at ceremony
Svenderborg mayor Ingolf Winzer ruled clothing required at weddings in his town after the couple Volker Beach and Tricia Bloch wore painted bodies for their ceremony. The American Ms Bloch and Mr Beeck live in Gruenholz Germany and wed two weeks ago, highlighting Denmark as a wedding destination with simple paperwork.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Ingolf Winzer
Svenderborg
I Do
Volker Beach
Tricia Bloch
Jyllands-Posten
Ms Bloch
Mr Beeck
Gruenholz
Germany
Online college apps rise as students go digital
Mark Garneau, an 18 year old from Cioster New Jersey, spends hours daily online applying to Virginia Tech. Tech, a highly wired campus, provides a detailed Web page and online application form enabling applicants to apply without leaving their home or using a typewriter. Garneau notes other schools still require neater typed submissions.
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Washington
Mark Garneau
Cioster
Virgina Tech
Mr Garneau
The
University
Laxative maker pulls Ex-Lax as FDA moves to ban ingredient
The FDA plans to ban phenolphthalein from over the counter laxatives after animal studies linked high doses to cancer in lab animals. Ex-Lax and many brands would require reformulation or removal. Consumers told to check labels, with a 30 day comment period. About 20 percent of Americans use laxatives.
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Washington
Novartis
Consumer Health
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
FDA Drug
Robert Temple
Sinn Fein to join Northern Ireland peace talks
Sinn Fein may join multi party talks on Northern Ireland's future after Mo Mowlam announced they are entitled to attend once Sinn Fein renounces violence by September 3. Protestant leaders threaten to boycott or block talks despite U S White House support for inclusive negotiations aimed at a negotiated settlement.
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Sinn Fein
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Mo Mowlam
Britain
IRA
White House
Joe Lockhart
Sian Fein
Indoor alert after Dow Chemical plant leak near Midland
Thousands in Midland Michigan were told to stay indoors for about three hours after a styrene monomer leak from a rail car at a Dow Chemical plant. No injuries were reported and monitors indicated the release was below hazardous levels. About 4,000 residents within a mile were urged to close doors and windows and shut off ventilation.
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Mich
Dow Chemical
Catherine Maxey
Roger Garner
Midland County
Detroit
Dow Coming Corp
Dow Chemical Oas
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