Christina Onassis denies Jackie rift over will
Paris report says Christina Onassis rejects claims of a feud with Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis over Aristotle Onassis fortune. The 24 year old heir says her late father’s marriage to Jacqueline was happy and any divorce talk is untrue. She notes no financial disputes with Jacqueline and cites mutual respect. Christina also sues her mother’s last husband Stavros Marchos for about 300 million she inherited. Onassis died March 15 in Paris.
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Retired Adm Tate Says Daughter Won’t Star in U.S. Films
Rear Adm. Jackson R. Tate states his long-lost Russian actress daughter Victoria Fyodorova will not appear in American movies during her visit. The two are pictured in the garden at Tate’s Orange Park Florida residence.
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Oxford widower seeks wife from 162 replies
Wayne Bennett a 41 year old widower in Oxford Michigan publicizes for a wife via the Oxford Leader. He claims the ad attracts many responses while retaining no phone contact. Bennett says the campaign aids his real estate business and hopes to shorten the search for a compatible partner. His first wife Marie died last year after a long marriage.
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Severe spring winds lash New Mexico and Midwest
Winds reaching 60 mph disrupted New Mexico with outages in Albuquerque and disrupted a Civil Air Patrol search for a missing Cahokia College plane. Severe gusts spread to the Midwest with snow in Arizona and Minnesota, while the Mississippi River flood damage estimate dropped to 105.5 million across seven states.
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Ships collide near Singapore sink tanker crew saved
The 72,656 ton Japanese tanker Tosa Maru sank after a collision with the Liberian Cactus Queen in the Strait of Malacca. All 31 crewmen, largely Korean, abandoned ship and reached shore safely. The incident follows a January oil spill from another Japanese supertanker Showa Mary near Singapore.
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Volunteer grave digging a dying Illinois tradition
In a rural Illinois crossroads community volunteers dig neighbors' graves at Keller Cemetery. Each burial brings 5 to 15 men, many with loved ones already buried there. The practice, rooted in decades of mutual aid, reflects a shared spirit as locals balance farming work with carrying out the duty.
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Judge hands 28 year term in slaying of judge in NJ
In Elizabeth New Jersey UPI reports Judge Thomas R Rumana imposed a maximum 28 to 30 year prison sentence on Robert Carroll for the fatal shooting of 7 year old municipal court judge Joseph Crescente of Wanaque. He also gave a concurrent 2 to 1 year term for conspiracy to commit murder. Carroll was convicted March 22 in Crescente’s death.
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