Diana pushes for televised divorce talk amid royal stalemate
Diana urged a joint television appearance to discuss the failing marriage with Charles to aid national healing, but Charles rejected the idea. The Sunday Telegraph noted Diana’s push stemmed from her charity work and desire to publicly affirm love, while Buckingham Palace framed the talks as requests. Diana’s lawyers warned of unsafe negotiations without binding terms, and Charles’s camp pressed for a gag clause. The Times reported Charles may prefer an annuity to a lump sum, and biographer Jonathan Dimbleby portrayed Charles as stoically persevering for the monarchy. James Hewitt sought a $4.6 million TV interview, and Diana’s mother Frances Shand Kydd blamed persistent gossip for fueling three family breakdowns.
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Serb general denies war crimes charges at arraignment
Gen. Djordje Djukic pleaded innocent at The Hague arraignment on war crimes charges linked to the Sarajevo shelling that killed about 10,000 civilians. Indicted Friday, he faces life in prison. defense questions indictment validity while a closed pretrial session is set for March 14.
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Cuba sanctions bill risks U S business and NAFTA ties
A new bill to tighten Cuba sanctions could cause "economic chaos" for U S trade partners as Americans sue foreign investors using seized Cuban property. Experts say it may disrupt relations with Canada and Mexico and burden NAFTA, while Clinton could waive lawsuits for six months at a time.
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Popular Party declares victory in Spain election
In Madrid the conservative Popular Party claimed victory before official results, saying Socialist rule of 13 years ends while exit polls show 40 percent for PP and 34 percent for Socialists. Mariano Rajoy announced the win as Socialist supporters waited for later tallies.
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Space shuttle crew tests fire in weightless chamber
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP astronauts aboard Columbia take brief rest during orbital work to avoid disrupting science experiments including fire tests. They burn a candle paper and insulation in a sealed chamber to study smoke detectors and flame spread while Horowitz notes Columbia's reliability since early 1981.
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Soldiers quell prison uprising at Fort Leavenworth
About 140 military police soldiers stormed the U S Disciplinary Barracks wing for five hours freeing a guard, restoring order, and injuring personnel. Guard Pic Thomas Enochs hospitalized in satisfactory condition. Three guards and three inmates treated for minor injuries. In Vallejo a mother Lakessia Edwards, 20, held on murder investigation after telling police voices urged dropping her 3 year old son O Shays body into the sea.
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