Former Bewitched star Dick Sargent dies at 64
Los Angeles AP Dick Sargent, who portrayed the beleaguered husband on Bewitched and later publicly declared his homosexuality, died Friday at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center of prostate cancer at age 64. He was diagnosed 44 years ago and had shown illness in a March interview. He also spoke about HIV status and National Coming Out Day.
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Storm King Mountain fire claims 14 firefighters in Colorado
Brush fire near Lenwood Springs transformed into a deadly wildfire as 14 firefighters were killed. Officials cited rising winds and rugged terrain, with autopsies planned and a federal review board to determine causes and prevention.
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Leaders Meet in Naples as Dollar Slump Sours Summit
At the Bay of Naples G seven leaders opened the 20th annual economic summit amid a dollar decline sparked by Clinton and Bentsen remarks. Japanese prime minister Tomiichi Murayama was hospitalized briefly with fatigue and diarrhea and later released, uncertain to attend Saturday's sessions.
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Clinton follows Jackie Kennedy to Ravello concert
Hillary Rodham Clinton visited Ravello Italy choosing a garden concert at Villa Rufolo over a Naples ballet. She joined daughter Chelsea and Dorothy Rodham as Schleswig-Holstein Philharmonic performed Schubert symphonies amid villas, sea and palms.
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Larry King Sues Woman for Slander Over Magazine Remark
Los Angeles AP Larry King filed a slander suit against Rama Fox a former girlfriend who told Washingtonian Magazine he dumped her. The article allegedly ridiculed him and implied impotence or lack of chastity. King seeks unspecified damages and the return of personal property including clothing.
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End to Two Months of Civil War Proclaimed in Yemen
Khaled Mahmoud of Aden hails government declaration that two months of fighting are over, signaling a unified national voice and relief as authorities announce peace efforts. The statement emphasizes national unity amid ongoing regional tensions and political maneuvering.
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Gorbachev Testifies as Coup Defendant Challenges Him
Mikhail Gorbachev testified for a second day in the Supreme Court trial of Gen. Valentin Varennikov, the lone defendant in the 1991 Soviet coup attempt. Varennikov pressed questions and publicly called Gorbachev a renegade, while the judge silenced dozens of irrelevant inquiries and warned all parties to settle down.
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Clinton signals Haiti invasion option amid human rights critique
President Clinton said the United States has a clear interest in Haiti's human rights and democracy and hinted an invasion could hinge on the conduct of the island's military rulers. He cited abuses, including murders and kidnappings, and noted 18,500 refugees fleeing as a result.
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