Woody Allen Marries Soon-Yi Previn in Venice Ceremony
Film director Woody Allen and Soon-Yi Previn, Mia Farrow's adopted daughter, wed in a quiet Venice town hall ceremony attended by close friends. The couple, 62 and 27, kept details private as tabloids previously highlighted their 1992 public dispute. They traveled from Milan, dined at Harry's Bar, and planned a private departure by air.
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South Korea stocks plunge as Mando halts auto parts
Rumors of cash-flow woes spread across large conglomerates and Mando Machinery halted brakes steering electrical parts and air conditioners to Hyundai Kia Asia Ssangyong and others. Only Daewoo remained unaffected as the main index tumbled 4.1 percent to 351.45 after a 7.5 percent drop the previous day, signaling heavy production risks.
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Massacre at Acteal Leaves 45 Dead in Chiapas Clash
In Acteal, Chiapas, 45 people were killed and 25 wounded when gunmen shot at a procession of villagers fleeing downriver. Survivors, including Juan Vazquez Luna and Ernesto Mendez Paciencia, described indiscriminate firing by 70 men using AK-47s, with some suspects tied to PRI. The attack marks the deadliest since the 1994 Zapatista uprising, amid ongoing local violence and rebel-Pri tensions.
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Charles popularity rises after Diana’s death in poll
Prince Charles gains public favor as 61 percent of Britons approve of his performance, up from 42 percent before Princess Diana’s death in an August car crash. MORI chairman cites public warmth toward the royal family amid Diana’s death coverage.
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