Eight-figure deal satisfies Hughes heirs widow
Beverly Hills actress Terry Moore, presented as Mrs Howard Hughes, announced she will live on the interest from a settlement with Hughes heirs. She refused to name the amount, calling it not more than eight figures. Moore says her 1949 shipboard marriage to Hughes remained legal and never dissolved.
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Collins Wins Democratic Nomination In Kentucky Governor Race
Lt. Gov. Martha Layne Collins narrowly won the Democratic primary to face former MLB pitcher Jim Bunning, leading Harvey Sloane by 11,519 votes as 99 percent of precincts reported. Bunning swept his GOP primary and planned district visits to energize a statewide campaign.
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Officer and suspect exchange fire in home siege
Chamberlin recalls sheltered child as Augustin misses one shot and Baker shoots Rodriguez in the heart during a 1½ hour standoff. Rodriguez, 41, dies. Chamberlin, wounded, credits partner Baker for saving lives and stopping the threat. Baker declines comment.
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Gunners fire mishap dents HMAS Buc caneer bow
Australian navy crew practicing a 15 gun salute at Darwin off the Northern Territory’s self government anniversary fired a shot that punched a 1.5 inch hole in the aluminum bow of HMAS Bucaneer. No one was hurt though crew faced embarrassment as the gun fired toward the ship. Royal Navy spokesman noted the incident as part of a spate of mishaps under the RAN.
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Israeli doctors end partial walkout at state hospitals
About 30 percent of Israel’s 8,500 doctors on strike returned to work after government back-to-work orders and Israel Medical Association action. Hospitals remain under staffing strain as some surgeries are postponed and patients face new $13 service fees during the slowdown that began in March.
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Shergar believed dead after abduction case ends
Police in Belfast say the $13 million racehorse Shergar is dead after a February raid at Ballymoney in County Kildare. Four gunmen stole the colt from the Aga Khan's stud farm and demanded a ransom of $3 million. Authorities cooperated across Ireland in a wide search but have now given up efforts to locate him. The IRA is suspected, with the horse reportedly put down when money failed to arrive.
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Wisconsin class stripper row sparks disciplinary calls
A teaching assistants group at the University of Wisconsin says a stripper entered a business school class on May 3 and performed a nearly ten minute sexually demean ing dance for Professor George John's 31st birthday. They urge action against those who sent her and against the professor for failing to exclude such activity. The woman wore a cheerleader outfit and halter top. the professor denies she was a stripper.
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