Diana conscious after Paris crash bodyguard says
The Associated Press reports Princess Diana remained conscious and talking soon after the Pont de l Alma crash that killed Dodi Fayed. Trevor Rees-Jones recalls two cars and a motorbike in pursuit, and Dr Frederic Maillier notes Diana was semi conscious and muttering.
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Fleet's Easy 24 Hour Account Access for Finances
Fleet introduces 24 hour account access to save time and improve financial management for businesses. The feature promises immediate visibility into cash flow, expenses, and balances, supporting quicker decisions and streamlined bookkeeping.
Reagan seen as aging leader by Edmund Morris in new book
Historian Edmund Morris, with unprecedented White House access, portrays Ronald Reagan as an aging leader unable to cope with major crises. He marks March 30 1981 as the turning point when Reagan’s thoughts slowed and deliberation waned, signaling decline through his second term.
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Rare Grant letter found in White Haven mouse treasure
A partially preserved 1850s letter possibly from Ulysses S. Grant to Julia Dent Grant was discovered Jan. 28 in White Haven in south St. Louis County. Officials say the note begins with Dearest Julia and dates to his Detroit Army duties, a rare pre Civil War find with most of the text missing.
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Elizabeth Taylor Hospitalized After Home Fall
Elizabeth Taylor remained in Cedars-Sinai Medical Center on Sunday after bruising her hip and back in a fall at her home hours before her 66th birthday party. Publicist Shirine Ann Coburn said Taylor was recovering well with bruising that is not serious and expected to be released within a few days.
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Reunited at last as girl stranded in Jamaica returns
Eight months of wrangling end in tears and laughter as New York woman Angela Prime and her adopted daughter Jheanelle Levene reunite after humanitarian parole grants the girl permission to return to the United States. Jheanelle, age four, had been stranded when passport and visa were stolen in January 1937 and adoption complications delayed reentry.
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Microsoft frees several ISPs to promote rival browsers
Microsoft Corp says it will revise deals with about 40 Internet service providers to allow promotion of browsing software from Microsoft competitors. Browsers let users move between sites on the World Wide Web. The step unfolds amid scrutiny of Microsoft practices including its marketing of its own browser.
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Gulf War Vets Exposed to Hazardous Uranium Particles
Up to 400000 Gulf War troops may have faced exposure to uranium particles from shells fired by American tanks and aircraft according to a study released today. A coalition of veterans groups claims the Defense Department knew of possible health risks but did not warn troops. The report notes uranium used in armor-penetrating shells.
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Kurt Cobain film opens in San Francisco despite threat
The Roxie Cinema screened Kurt and Courtney despite a warning from Courtney Love's lawyer that liability could be shared with the filmmaker Nick Broomfield and others questioning Love's role in Cobain's death. Cobain was found dead in 1994 from an apparently self inflicted gunshot wound while on heroin.
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