Princess Diana heckled in Argentina during cancer center visit
Diana faced insults from a protester who called her the daughter of a thousand whores as she toured a Buenos Aires cancer treatment center. Security removed the heckler after she appeared to faint, while bystanders watched. later demonstrations included youths singing and criticizing political figures.
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City weighs details for Arthur Ashe statue on Monument Avenue
Richmond officials move to finalize base style and lighting for an Arthur Ashe monument on Monument Avenue. The statue itself remains non negotiable while traffic patterns and base design are debated. The Virginia Heroes Foundation, started by Ashe, is raising 400000 dollars for materials.
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Alligator Escapes Native North Carolina Area
Mason notes non native reptiles may appear in the region including caiman and American alligator. The caiman is small and not native to North Carolina, while the American alligator is larger and native to coastal North Carolina. People may keep, release, or lose these pets.
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Flag Desecration Amendment Gains Momentum In Congress
The amendment seeks to ban flag desecration with 290 House votes and 66 Senate votes, plus ratification by 38 states. The House passed 312 to 120, and 49 states have urged Congress to support it. Supporters led by Sen. Orrin Hatch and Sen. Howell Heflin cite the flag as a national symbol to protect by law, while opponents warn the First Amendment would be violated.
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Louis Malle dies at 63 after lymphoma battle
Louis Malle a renowned filmmaker behind Atlantic City and Au Revoir Les Enfants died at age 63 from lymphoma at his home. He had been seriously ill for months and was with his wife Candice Bergen when he passed away. Publicist Pat Kingsley confirmed the death on Friday.
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French dog owners balk at annual leash tax plan
A French lawmaker proposed an annual dog tax to fund cleaning up dog droppings on city streets. Pet owners oppose the levy calling it a payment for companionship. Meanwhile Bosnian Serb leaders grow reluctant but begin to persuade followers to accept the Balkan peace accord brokered by the United States.
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Washington Roundup Honors and Threats to Heritage
Washington Roundup notes Americans driven by art and history aim to rescue outdoor sculpture from neglect. Clinton letters from Balkan leaders promise to safeguard peacekeeping troops in Bosnia. Also, traffic snarls greet holiday shoppers amid rain and a profile of Gaston College’s first trustee emeritus Thomas Will. Salvation Army Christmas bureau stories accompany the day.
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Charity fundraisers risk shortchanging donors says official
South Carolina Secretary of State Jim Miles released a charity list calling out groups he says give too little to the charities they claim to support. A separate photo shows an aging hallway at McCain Correctional Hospital with men passing, resembling a Veteran's Administration facility.
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North Carolina teams split results in close games
Crest pummeled the Huskies 42-0 as Hunter Huss season ended Friday night. The Charlotte Hornets snapped a five game skid with a 116-104 win over the Vancouver Grizzlies. North Carolina Tar Heels edged a 30-28 victory amid a controversial no call that frustrated the Wolfpack on a late two point try.
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Becoming Visible sparks debate over gay history in schools
A new history book about gay and lesbian history, Becoming Visible, has been sent to every high school in St. Louis and St. Louis County but remains largely unavailable on shelves. Forbes, a publishing heir, has spent at least $5 million of his own money pursuing the GOP nomination, signaling the road to the White House may be paved with wealth.
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Greater Gaston Forecast Sunny Weekend Outlook
Mostly sunny conditions expected for Sunday with a high near 63 and a low around 45. Mild temperatures prevail, offering pleasant weather for outdoor plans in the Greater Gaston area.
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