Unclear Weather and Memoir Fragments From 1943 Shreveport Scene
A jumble of weather forecasts for several days in a BBC Tonight style, plus fragmentary memoir notes about Virginia Kelley and William Blythe in 1943. The text blends stray memories, references to Nelson Mandela, Korea diplomacy, and local obituaries, ending with education and home equity notes.
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Virginia Kelley
Shreveport, la
William Blythe
Blythe
Bill Blythe
Cipa
Hollywood Justice: Bad Behavior Mirrors Moneyed Success
Entertainment analysis notes Hollywood rates success by money and ratings while criminal acts often avoid career penalties. It cites O J Simpson and Jack Nicholson as examples of fame persisting despite alleged or charged misconduct amid a broader pattern of unpunished behavior in show business.
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Stan Coleman
Hollywood
Michael Tolkin
Gays fill NYC streets in massive parade
Twenty five years after the Greenwich Village start of the gay rights push, gays and lesbians from around the world filled New York streets in a city sanctioned parade. Estimates range from 100000 to 11 million, with no arrests reported and a goal of about 1 million dollars for AIDS fight funding. AIDS shadows the event as activists reflect on losses and pride.
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New York
Greenwich Village
New York City
Gily
First
Fifth Avenues
Central Park
Great Lawn
Ura Lee
Mama Jean
Lesman
First Avenue
Victor Gagliardo
Tampa
Fla
Simpson case widens as insanity plea rejected
O J Simpson will not plead insanity, claiming innocence. Coroner details show Nicole Brown Simpson curled in a black dress and Ronald Goldman slumped against a tree, both dying from knife wounds. A white envelope with eyeglasses linked to Mrs. Simpson's mother was found at Goldman’s feet. A hearing was set on releasing sealed 1989 case documents.
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O.J. Simpson
Nicole
Ronald Goldman
Simpson
F. Lee Bailey
American Journal
Nicole Brown Simpson
Goldman
Mrs. Simpson
Nicole Simpson
Coast Guard Haiti rescue costs soar in Florida report
The Fort Lauderdale Sun Sentinel says the Haitian boat people operation is the largest Coast Guard effort in 50 years with daily costs exceeding 120000 dollars. The paper notes 15 cutters and hundreds of immigration staff, a 2100 dollar hourly rate for the Hamilton cutter, 750 dollars per helicopter hour, and a projected $65 million in four months to fund eight Navy ships and processing on the USS Comfort.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Coast Guard
Florida
U.S
Jamaica
Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel
Hamilton
Cdr
Jim Howe
Navy Shine
Haiti
Defense Department
Pentagon
Navy
USS Comfort
United States
Clinton
Hart
GOP reframes appeal with personal responsibility agenda
Washington Republicans seek a refined core message by embracing the personal responsibility agenda as a family values proxy. The tactic aims to calm controversy while aligning with tax credits and school choice, echoing Clinton era welfare rhetoric and public concerns over family breakdown and crime.
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Washington
GOF
Clinton
Bill Mcinturff
Pompey teen drowns at DeRuyter Reservoir
Brett E Radway, 17, of Pompey, drowned after a party incident at DeRuyter Reservoir. He and a friend used a leaking boat and began to swim. State police and about 30 divers recovered his body about 200 yards from shore at daybreak.
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Brett E Radway
Radway
Brett
Tom Irwin
Radways Buay
U S pulls diplomats from Mogadishu amid clan fighting
The United States began withdrawing most of 113 diplomats from Mogadishu as clan clashes raged for a third day. The State Department evacuated about 20 members to Nairobi while leaving under 10 staff and a 50-strong Marine security contingent. The UN reported heavy casualties with 30 dead in the first two days, many civilians.
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United States
Mogadishu
United Nations
State Department
S. Naison
Nairobi
Kenya
Somalia
Hawadle and
Habre Ged
Medina
Aoe
Egypt
Pakistan
Ndia
Carter to Publish Ninth Book Always a Reckoning
The Bard of Plains Jimmy Carter will publish Always a Reckoning, his ninth book, a 45 poem collection from Times Books. Publisher Peter Osnos describes intimate memories of childhood, family, and political life, with themes of homelessness and imbalance.
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Jimmy Carter
Times Books
Peter Osnos
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Saundra Smokes
Editorial
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Jobo Horn
The
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Los Angeles
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Hollywood Justice System
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