Diana still in the news four years after death conspiracy
The report notes Diana Princess of Wales remains a constant news topic four years after the Paris crash. It cites coverage of gossip orientated pieces, Burrell’s arrest, memorial fund operations, royal family privacy, and public opinion polls on Charles and Camilla. It mentions Mohamed Al Fayed defending Dodi and Diana’s deaths as not an accident.
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John Macnamara
Mohamed al Fayed
al Fayed
National Press Club
Washington
Dodi Fayed
London
Paris
Frances Shand Kydd
Paul Burrell
Burrell
Diana, Princess of Wales
Africa
Sarah McCorquodale
Prince Charles
Charles
Earl Spencer
LBC
Smoke free dorms spread at U S colleges
Freshman Linsey Schoemehl chose Gardner-Hybrid dormitory at the University of Missouri Columbia because it bans smoking even in rooms. MU will make all dorms smoke free next year. Harvard researchers say 27 percent of colleges ban dorm smoking, with eight in ten banning in public areas.
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Knight Ridder
Kansas City
Linsey Schoemehl
University of Missouri-Columbia
Gardner-Hyde
Gary Schwarzmueller
The
Association of College and University Housing Officers International
Schwarzmueller
Harvard School of Public Health
Rockhurst University
University of Missouri-Kansas City
University of Kansas
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Schoemehl
Dale Ernst
Rockhurst
Frankie Minor
Minor
Harvard
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