Bodyguards deny Al Fayed accusations
London. The former bodyguards of Princess Diana denied Mohamed Al Fayed claims that they caused the crash that killed Diana and his son. The guards rejected the Time magazine allegation and said they followed rules, as attorney David Crawford said his client Trevor Rees-Jones might pursue legal action against Fayed.
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Visit to cemetery fulfills brothers' dream in Utah Beach
Tom III, 51, plans a trip to an Allied cemetery to honor brothers Pete and Bobby Niland buried side by side. The journey connects Tom II, a Vietnam veteran, with his late father who earned the Silver Star, and reflects a family habit of stoic duty spanning generations.
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Son’s Vietnam duty echoes Normandy family ties
Tom Niland reflects on his son Tom III’s service in Vietnam as a personal duty. He recalls his father’s World War II symbol of Utah Beach and compares it to a hill near Da Nang. The generation gap on war and the homecoming scene at the airport are highlighted in a quiet family meditation.
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Normandy trip culminates at Omaha Beach cemetery visit
The Normandy journey ends with a cemetery visit at Omaha Beach where Tommy Niland recalls fallen enemies and his family members. Tom II and Tom III share poignant memories as the narrator notes the invasion's impact on generations. The brothers plan to honor cousins by seeing their tombstones, fulfilling a long-held dream.
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Federal court blocks sampling in 2000 census plan
Federal court invalidates the census sampling plan, blocking Clinton era statistical methods. Commerce Secretary William Daley vows to appeal while the Census Bureau keeps two-track planning for counts with and without sampling.
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Missouri
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