Lights Dimmed On Osborne Christmas Display Court Order
The Arkansas Supreme Court ordered Jennings Osborne to shrink his multi million light Christmas display to curb crowds. Neighbors sued after Osborne doubled the display to over 3 million lights last year. Display work continues but a switch date remains unannounced.
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Oil found beneath Windsor Castle shocks royal image
The Guardian reports seismic tests indicate a small oil field 1,000 feet under Windsor Castle, with Canuk Exploration Ltd authorized to drill a test well in the queen’s garden. If viable, royalties would go to the government while the castle’s upkeep remains public.
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Michael Douglas clarifies addiction focus amid sex rumors
In Vanity Fair, Michael Douglas says his past addiction was to alcohol, not sex. He explains false sex addiction reports stemmed from his film roles and notes a stint at Sierra Tucson to address a cumulative lifestyle with heavy drinking. He says rehab helped save his marriage and himself.
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Russia blocks criticism of Bosnian Serbs at CSCE summit
At the Budapest security summit Russia blocked language condemning Serb attacks in Bosnia but agreed to a future peacekeeping force for Nagorno Karabakh. The final CSCE document was delayed as Moscow pressed for UN approval and warned against Western exclusion.
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Serbs hold 349 U.N. peacekeepers in Bosnia amid aid convoys
Serbs refused to release 349 U.N. peacekeepers while allowing relief convoys of 96 tons of food fuel and winter gear into Srebrenica. A second aid run was due to Gorazde as UN officials urged release. NATO air strike guarantees were demanded, balking at any such deal. Authorities criticized Bosnian Serbs for hindering UNPROFOR and endangering civilians as fighting worsened in Bihac and Velika Kladusa.
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Bentsen to resign with Rubin set to replace him
Lloyd Bentsen will resign as Treasury secretary and President Clinton will name Robert Rubin to succeed him. Rubin’s selection aims to keep Wall Street confidence while signaling a shift in Capitol Hill clout. Bentsen plans to return to Texas, with Bowles possibly leading the NEC.
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Aftershocks rattle Los Angeles area after New Year quake
Seven aftershocks rattled Southern California with minimal damage but nerves strained. A 3.5 magnitude tremor struck 20 miles northwest of downtown LA at 7 36 p m, followed 12 minutes later by a 4 5 magnitude quake nearby. Damages included broken dishes and a cracked water line as Disney theatergoers fled then returned.
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