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Dominique Strauss-Kahn May Face Gang Rape Allegations
CNNPARIS -- French prosecutors have widened an investigation into former International Monetary Fund chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn's alleged participation in a prostitution ring. Authorities said Monday that Lille police will open a preliminary inquiry...Tags: Local Government, Sexual Assault, Human Body, Finance, DNA
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Self-help Guru, James Ray, Sentenced to Prison in Sweat Lodge Deaths
ReutersPRESCOTT, Ariz -- A judge sentenced self-help guru James Ray on Friday to two years in prison for the deaths of three people following a sweat lodge ceremony in Arizona two years ago. Ray was sentenced to three two-year terms for the deaths of James...Tags: Crimes, Arizona, Larry King, Minnesota, Entertainment
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U.S. Bans Chemicals in 'Bath Salts' Street Drug
ReutersWASHINGTON -- U.S. authorities on Friday issued a temporary ban on chemicals used in a new type of street drug known as "bath salts" that is increasingly popular among teens. The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) took emergency action that makes...Tags: Health, Drugs and Medicines, Chuck Schumer, Insomnia, LSD
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Now at Carmike Cinema 9: All For One! with 'The Three Musketeers'
The Three
Musketeers in
2-D and 3-D
Matthew MacFadyen, Luke Evans and Ray Stevenson are the titular trio, made a quartet by the addition of the hot-headed D'Artagnan (Logan Lerman) and facing off against baddies played by Christoph Waltz and Orlando...Tags: Gwyneth Paltrow, James Marsden, Kidnapping, Anton Yelchin, David Tennant
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Local Hero: Eastford Man First Union General To Die In Civil War
The Hartford CourantGen. Nathaniel Lyon died at the right time. Raised in eastern Connecticut, the 43-year-old West Point graduate was killed while commanding the Union forces at the Battle of Wilson's Creek near Springfield, Mo., on Aug. 10, 1861. He became the first...Tags: Wars and Interventions, Defense, Willimantic (Windham, Connecticut), Illinois, Mexico City
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Woman robbed of $2,200 in 1911 could have concealed money better
100 Years Ago "C" Cup for Cash In the Times' notes from all over: "Mrs. A.A. McCormick, of Chicago, was robbed of a hand bag containing $2,200. There is only one safe place for a woman to carry her money when travelling but modesty prevents our...Tags: Duke University, Kentucky, Democratic Party, Philadelphia (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania), Michigan
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Look inside the ultimate beach house, done Southern style
Interior designer Phoebe Howard believes in the power and purpose of Southern-style decorating.
"Southern style is unique because the South is unique," says the designer, based in Jacksonville, Fla.
"Our homes have an important place in our lives. We...Tags: Newspaper and Magazine, Periodicals, Chesapeake Bay, Jacksonville (Duval, Florida), Ocean View
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We can¿t forget
The Flight 93 National Memorial will be dedicated on Sept. 10. But the memorial is still not completely constructed because more money is needed. The memorials at the Pentagon and in New York are fully funded. The Flight 93 National Memorial is the...Tags: National Parks, Charity, September 11, 2001 Attacks, Somerset County (Pennsylvania), Social Issues
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New York City's spots for book lovers
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterOn the third floor of a big, gray building at Fifth Avenue and 42nd Street, silver-haired docent Julie Chelminski recently stepped up to the middle of a hushed room and faced 15 spellbound tourists. "On the walls of this room there were 9,000 drawers,"...Tags: Robert Benchley, Harpo Marx, Charles Dickens, Manhattan (New York City), Dorothy Parker
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New York Public Library gives up some of its secrets
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterIn my family, we've never recognized a distinction between happiness and the handling of books. Books in libraries, books in shops. Books that take you places, and books you can steal from — like Norman Maclean's memoir, "A River Runs Through It,"...Tags: Robert Moses, Alice Walton, Philadelphia (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania), Judaism, Manhattan (New York City)
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A literary stamp to these three houses
In 1937, poet Edna St. Vincent Millay came close to refusing an honorary degree from New York University when she learned she had been excluded from a reception for male recipients of the doctorate at the Waldorf-Astoria and instead was to have a quiet...Tags: Health, French Literature, Mental Health, Minority Groups, Emily Dickinson
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