Caroline's gifts go on display in Monaco wedding week
Thousands of gifts pour in for Princess Caroline as Monaco opens Town Hall to public view except for two Siberian tiger cubs kept in a German cage. Meg Roe and reporters join 1,000 journalists to cover the event while Dior designs finalize the bride's gowns and Philippe Junot stays nearby.
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Chronicle-Telegram launches expanded business coverage
The Chronicle-Telegram announces a new expanded business section on Page B-9 offering daily news on business finance and money. It adds to the Sunday total stock and business news summary and expands coverage Monday through Friday.
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Bomb wrecks treasures at Versailles Palace
A bomb in the Midi Wing of Versailles destroyed the Empire Suite opened May 16 by President Giscard d Estaing. Three paintings were irreparably damaged and six months of restoration were advised. The blast also punctured the Gallery of Battles floor, with officials noting no further damage beyond this area.
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Top 10 worst railroad crossings in Greater Cleveland
UPI reports that with a computer and advanced mathematics, the Northeast Ohio Area Wide Coordinating Agency lists the 10 most hazardous railroad crossings in Greater Cleveland. The ranking aims to improve safety by identifying critical junctions and directing attention and resources to the riskiest spots.
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Passman declared competent to stand trial in Korea rice case
Former congressman Otto Passman, facing conspiracy bribery and tax evasion charges tied to South Korea rice sales, was deemed competent to stand trial by U S District Judge Barrington D Parker. He will be 78 next Tuesday and pled not guilty, with psychiatrists saying he largely understands proceedings though Alzheimer’s disease may affect memory.
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Nudist Weekend Sparks Casual Chats and Freedom
Ginger Peel reflects on a weekend among nudists who discuss saunas beaches and real estate with relaxed humor. Participants describe the experience as freeing like a two week vacation, noting increased openness and friendliness while joking about pockets and the lingering question of what to do with hands.
Argentina Wins World Cup Crown Sparks Nationwide Fiesta
Millions of Argentines joined a countrywide celebration after Argentina defeated Holland 3-1 to claim its first World Cup title. In Buenos Aires and across the nation fans danced in the streets as a giant 30 foot World Cup balloon floated above downtown.
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Tornadoes, heavy rain lash Indianapolis area
A destructive storm system spawned two tornadoes in Indianapolis and one near Pittsboro, with 5 to 7 inches of rain causing flooding and extensive damage. The city’s fire department logged hundreds of calls as power outages and hospital injuries mounted while city crews worked to restore electricity and cleanup efforts continued.
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