PAGE TWO UnionSaturday, January 20, 2001 Compiled by Adam Fisher from news dispatches Newsmakers 3 Associated Press lust in time for today's inauguration, a set of matreshkas, or nesting dolls, depicts six American presidents in a display in downtown St. Petersburg, Russia, yesterday. The presidents, left to right, are George W. Bush, Bill Clinton (adorned with a picture of Monica Lewinsky), George Bush, Ronald Reagan, Jimmy Carter and George Washington. Manson, McGowan call it off Richard Simmons clients robbed Was it his fishnet stockings and fake breasts? Shock rocker Marilyn Manson won't be walking down the aisle with "Scream" actress Rose McGowan.
"There is great love, but our lifestyle difference is, unfortunately, even greater." McGowan said in a statement Thursday anMarilyn Manson nouncing the couple are breaking off their nearly Manson two-year engagement. Publicist Nicole Perez added, "they're splitting up altogether." McGowan, 27, and Manson, 32, had been a couple for about three years. Manson wears women's clothing and lipstick on stage. But McGowan said a year ago that it didn't matter and she appreciated his "sense of calm." There were no other details about the breakup. Robbers held up five women at fitness guru Richard Simmons' Beverly Hills gym and escaped with jewelry, gym bags.
credit cards and cash, police said. No one was injured. The robbery happened around 8:30 p.m. Thursday when two men one carrying a gun approached the lobby and pretended to want directions or to have some other question to ask, police said. Once inside, they held up the women in the lobby and made off with their property.
The suspects hadn't been found yesterday morning. Fashion maven on the move Elsa Klensch, CNN's dent, has asked to be tract. The contract will be 17. The program "Style has been a weekly fixture 20 years. The New York day that Klensch is poised Lottery drawings MASS.
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But for 20 years, he wasn't joking. Lewis told AP Radio this week that he nearly drank himself to death. "I'm a miracle; I should be dead." he said. Lewis, who said he's been sober for more than six years, said life without alcohol is better all the way around. "As good as I could be as a human being, I'm better now that I'm in 1 recovery, but as a performer, I've done my best performing live and my best acting ever since this happened." The 53-year-old comedian has written a book about his experiences, "The Other Great Depression." Police wonder if the butler did it Princess Diana's former butler, the man she called her "rock" because of his loyalty and discretion, was questioned by police yesterday, reportedly about missing items belonging to the late princess.
Paul Burrell, 42, was taken into custody Thursday after officers raided his home in Chester, south of Liverpool, according to The Mirror tabloid and the British news agency Press Association. Scotland Yard did not immediately confirm that it had detained Burrell, but later announced that he had been questioned and released, pending further inquiries. Police said they were investigating "the alleged disappearance of an artifact from a location in central London." The Mirror said the artifact was a $735,000 jewel-encrusted model boat, which was a wedding present to Prince Charles and Diana from the Emir of Bahrain. Burrell was Diana's butler for a I and decade became her The late Princess Diana with her then confidant. butler, Paul Burrell When she a buried in September 1997 at her family's estate, he was the' only person there who was.
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