Farrow Pursues Court Action to Undo Allen Adoptions
Mia Farrow returned to Manhattan Surrogate's Court after defeating Woody Allen in custody litigation. She seeks to nullify Allen's adoptions of Moses age 15 and Dylan age 7, which would cut his rights to see them, leaving only limited contact with Satchel, 5.
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New York
Woody Allen
Mia Farrow
Allen
Surrogate’s Court
Manhattan
Farrow
Renee Roth
Moses
Dylan
Satchel
Yor Traes
Immigration Service bars lawyers from Chinese refugee aid
The Immigration and Naturalization Service blocks legal aid access to about 300 Chinese refugees from the grounded Golden Venture at Rockaway Beach. A bulletin says no lawyers may visit until further notice, despite detainees' right to counsel, raising concerns among immigrant advocates.
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New York
Immigration and Naturalzation Service
Rockaway Beach
Immigration Service Detention
Golden Venture
Country stars pay tribute to Conway Twitty memorial in Hendersonville
Hendersonville Tenn Conway Twitty remembered as country giant mourners fill First Baptist Church with stars like Reba McEntire Garth Brooks Vince Gill Barbara Mandrell Tammy Wynette and others paying tribute to the singer who died at 59 in Springfield Missouri after a blood vessel burst in his abdomen.
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Conway
Reba McEntire
Twitty
Springfield
McEntire
First Baptist Church
Garth Brooks
Vince Gill
Barbara Mandrell
Mickey Gilley
Tammy Wynette
Naomi Judd
Statler Brothers
Ronnie McDowell
Little Jimmy Dickens
Porter Wagoner
Connie Smith
Oak Ridge Boys
Mayor Jackson Announces End to Re election Bid
Atlanta Mayor Maynard Jackson says he will not seek a fourth term in 1996, calling the decision gut wrenching yet necessary. He cites compelling personal reasons and notes the city will face a politics reopening ahead of hosting the Olympic Games.
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Atlanta
Maynard Jackson
Jackson
TV Station Accused of Arranging Prostitution Meet
A grand jury will decide if KMOV violated law by arranging a male prostitute meeting with a priest in a hotel room. The St Louis Post-Dispatch notes cameras captured the priest paying $200. no sexual contact confirmed. A church official said a complaint to the FCC will be filed.
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ST. Louis
Federal Communications Commission
KMOV
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Circuit
Dee Joyce-Hayes
Woman believed 12th victim of mystery illness in Southwest
A 22-year-old Indian woman from northwestern New Mexico died possibly from acute respiratory distress linked to a baffling outbreak. If confirmed, she would be the 12th fatality in the mystery illness, with four new suspected cases raising totals to 23 in Arizona and New Mexico. Astronomers studying Hubble images report a new class of extremely blue stars, some as naked as their cores, about 15 detected in Pegasus.
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John McKean
New Mexico
Arizona
Berkeley
Calif
Hubble Space Telescope
Guido de Marchi
Hubble
Pegasus
HIV vaccine report meets cool reception at AIDS meeting
At the ninth international AIDS meeting in Berlin, Dr. Alexandra M. Levine of USC reported on Jonas Salk's immunotherapy for HIV patients who are asymptomatic. The immunotherapy slowed the rise of HIV levels in 103 treated individuals across nine U.S. medical centers, though experts reacted coolly to the findings.
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Berlin
Jonas Salk
Salk
Alexandra M. Levine
University of Southern California
Los Angeles
United States
Levine
Tists
Dennis J. Cadd
Fauci
David Ho
Aaron Diamond
New York City
Dani Bolognesi
Duke University
Max Essex
Harvard School of Public Health
Robert Redfield
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Essex
HIV risk high in Third World babies
Berlin reports that infants born to HIV infected African mothers show about 30 percent infection rates versus 15 percent in Europe and the US. Breastfeeding may contribute. scientists caution results are not yet clinically conclusive.
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Berlin
Catherine Peckham
Institute of Child Health
London
Europe
United States
Developing Countries
Africa
Latin America
Ceasefire Arranged in Travnik Clash Between Croats and Muslims
In central Bosnia, Croats and Muslims agreed to halt fighting around Travnik after Rasim Delic ordered a cease-fire. U.N. officials cited the shift following a walkout by Croat commander Milivoj Petkovic and echoed Sarajevo’s aim to reassert government control amid a 15 month war.
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Sarajevo
Bosnia-Herzegovina
Bosnia
Travnik
U.N
Rasim Delic
Delic
Milivoj Petkovic
Stjepan Siber
Petkovic
Siber
Cmdr
Barry Frewer
Frewer
Sefer Halilovic
Travnika
Alija Izetbegovic
US gunships boost UN forces in Somalia standoff
U.S. AC-130 gunships reinforced UN troops in Mogadishu as the Pentagon and administration officials weigh a major strike against Aidid. The plan envisions armored personnel carriers and attack helicopters to boost firepower, following deadly ambushes that killed Pakistanis and wounded Americans and Somalis.
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Pital
United Nations
Aidid
Adm
Jonathan Howe
U.S
Mogadishu
Hurlburt Field
Florida
Special Operations Wing
Pentagon
Djibouti
United States
Panama
U.N
Somalia
Howe
Security Council
Washington
Murder trial of Laurie Kellogg tied to Byron case
In a sensational trial Laurie Kellogg faces murder and conspiracy charges after her husband Bruce Kellogg was shot at their Cayuga County cottage. Prosecutors say teen accomplices aided the Harrisburg, Pennsylvania couple in transporting the victim’s handgun to Romulus where the shooting occurred.
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Laurie Kellogg
Harrisburg
Bruce Kellogg
Cayuga County
Cayuga Lake
Schuyler County
Kellogg
Laurie Kelloge
Debra Kellogg
Laurie
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