Jackie Kennedy Declares She Won’t Be the Widow Kennedy
Excerpts from Theodore H White’s interview with Jacqueline Kennedy reveal her calm refusal to be defined by JFK’s death. The released 34 page transcript, with Life magazine excerpts and White’s memoir, covers her Cape life plans, hopes for John and Bobby, and her presence at JFK’s hospital scene.
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Weather outlook for the coming days
Tonight mainly clear. Sunday sees sunshine fading behind high clouds. Monday brings showers and thunderstorms with lows 55 to 60 and highs in the 70s. Tuesday starts with morning rain then sunny intervals. Wednesday carries a chance of more showers. Weather stats on A2.
Skaneateles Declares Itself a Stress Free Zone
Skaneateles enacts a village law declaring stress illegal with rewards of ice cream for compliance. Mayor Donald Price planned a public reveal at Cliff Park with bands and themed apparel while Amber of Commerce President Michael Yates touts relaxation as a draw for residents and visitors. Polo Sundays and the Ska neateles Festival outdoor concerts will promote the theme.
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U.N. peacekeepers battle in Bosnia over observation post
In Sarajevo Bosnian Serbs disguised as French peacekeepers captured a U.N. observation post hours after a raid. Two French soldiers and a Serb were killed as more than 200 U.N. personnel were taken hostage amid NATO air strikes. France pressed for protection and NATO talks while U.S. officials eyed withdrawal plans.
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Juror Bunten Denies Racism After Simpson Dismissal
Francine Florio Bunten, 38, a telephone company worker, says she saw no racial animus on the sequestered Simpson jury. She describes conflicts with juror Jeanette Harris as personal, not racially charged, and denies allegations she planned a book with a literary agent.
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Legislators Reserve Funds Ahead of Budget Approval
Governor Pataki and leaders near a final budget as lawmakers begin earmarking money for member items. Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver said about 24 million dollars would be set aside from the 62 billion dollar budget, with roughly 12 million for each chamber. Memorial Day weekend talks continue on a late budget for the 11th straight year.
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Philip Morris recalls 8 billion defective cigarettes nationwide
Philip Morris announces a 100 million recall of Marlboro Virginia Slims Benson and Hedges and other brands after manufacturing defects in filters cause temporary discomfort from an irritant. Smokers are urged to return cartons to retailers for refunds through a toll free line for questions.
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Federal nominee Foster meeting with Clinton after committee vote
Federal nominee Dr. Henry Foster and President Clinton meet in the Oval Office Friday after the Senate Labor Committee voted 9-7 to advance Foster. The vote tally showed 40 senator votes and 19 dissents on the nomination amid strong opposition from Sen. Phil as.
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