| Show Standard-Examin- 2A Friday December 12000 QUOTATION 66 33 “ The worid I live in most of the time is very very smalL Hollywood is vety ugly They’re all worrying about the LOTTERY Morn b IDAHO PICK 3: ” wrong things about being beautijiil - Oscar-winnin- g of filming ROLLDOWN: hieves Protest proceeds peacefully Indonesia JAYAPURA Watched over by hundreds of heavily armed police and troops a rally in the province of Inan Java went ahead peacefully Friday with its organ iers too afraid to openly demand secession from Indonesia "W'e are limited in what we can do and say" said senior activist Willy Mandowen “The police said they will intervene if we make political statements W'e don't want' violence We don't want them to intervene” Irian Jaya’s previously vocal albeit ragtag independence movement appeared to buckle under the heavy security in the provincial capital of Jay seemed in disarray with ol four of its top leaders week At least two have with subversion against sian state Christian County Coroner Dorris Lamb said The others were helped out of the wreckage through emergency ex- its and the shattered front windshield Trooper Bryan Pitney Chicken head causes stir JASON SZENESThe Associated Press Steve Rose cuts into the block of ice encasing illusionist David Blaine in New York Blaine who stood for 61 hours in the ice block looked weak and disoriented after emerging into the arms of supporters who carried him to an ambulance COLD CUT: 20-sta- te Moreover its main organization the Papuan Presidium Council the detention by police this been charged the Indone- ‘Just Shoot Me’ star attacked Comic actor David Spade was attacked home with a stun gun in his Beverly by an employee who was apparently attempting to rob him according the I I Associated Press The star of the NBC sitcom “Just Shoot Me suffered minor injuries and was treated by paramedics on the scene Wednesday police Sgt Tom Van Ausdell said ' The employee whom policy identified as David Malloy 29 of Los Angeles had fled by the time police arrived at Spade's home He was arrested hours later and booked on suspicion of burglary assault with a deadly weapon and assault with a stun gun police said Bail was set at ripps-McCIarchy $50000 Houston sings for Robeson Whitney Houston joined husband Bobby Brown James Earl Jones Lynn Whitfield and other stars in a Tuesday night gala tribute in New Jersey to the late scholar star and political activist Paul Robeson reports People Today’s birthdays Actor-directWoody Allen and singer Lou Rawls are 65 Golfer Lee 1 revino is 61 Comedian Richard Pryor is 60 Rocker John Densmore (The Doors) is 56 Actress Bette Midler is 55 or -- Knight TORONTO - I acing $4 million lawsuit that claims he fathered two illegitimate children the mayor of Canada's largest city admitted Thursday extramarital affair to a With his wife Marilyn at his side Toronto Mayor Mel Lasiman 67 told a hastily arranged news conference that he was “mortified and ashamed'' to publicly disclose the which began in 1957 when he was 24 years old and ended in 1971 lasiman a colorful figure with a penchant for publicity recently won as mayor of the city of 2 4 million people after previously serving 10 straight terms as mayor of the former Toronto suburb of North York He and Marilyn have two sons and six grandchildren Reading trom a statement at a news conference astman said the lawsuit filed Wednesday forced him to reveal the afiair wuh Grace Louie a former employee at the Bad Boy furniture business he ran -- II’ f siHhiicd I’rt o i Miss India paying tribute to Mother 7 Theresa as the woman she most admired was crowned Miss World on Thursday -the second consecutive year India has carried off the title Priy anka Chopra 1 8 was chosen from among 95 contestants w ho posed in evening gowns on a chilly night at London's Millennium Dome In second place was 18-- y ear-ol- d Giorgia Palmas from Italy Third was Y uksel Ak from Turkey The tall and slender Chopra said she would use her success as “a platform to influence people's thoughts minds and actions” She won $100000 in prize money DAvE CAJLKi N The Associated Press Mother Teresa she said was someone “I admire from the bottom of my heart MISS WORLD 2000: Miss India Pnyanka so considerate passionate and for Chopra smiles as she is awarded the title kindbeing giving up her life to put smiles on Miss World 2000 at the Millennium faces” people's Dome in London Thursday ar af-la- ir ld 1 Yukta Mookhey of India was last year’s winner At the semifinal stage when only 10 contestants remained Miss India said she didn't feel any tension “I work best under pressure” she said She was clearly the audience's favorite raucously cheered whenever she stepped on stage and look the microphone The panel of judges including Hot Chocolate lead singer Frrol Brown had said it was not only looking for beauty -but also women who “speak on behalf of humanity and charity" The event was without protests About 200 members of the National Union of Students Women's Campaign heckled people as they entered its south London venue Standard- - Gun photos misfire for convicted nude felon Last spring and summer after federal authorities found the photos of her on several pornographic Web sites Arapahoe County deputies searched her Lnglewood Colo home which belongs to her boyfriend Officers found three rifles and seven handguns including Get back more than the price of this newspaper when you redeem today’s Paga 2 Pay Back Coupon Yatch for a hew coupon in this space each day case stems from pornographic photos of the Colorado woman some showing ’he guns and the electronic ankle f“ uek: that monitored her overm while on parole nppen 32 was convicted of of a controlled 'jVtanee and theft in September i i i i i i i i Press NEWPORT NEWS Va - How could a mere piece of a chicken a most ' common of meats create such a stir? Word that a Newport News Va ' woman found a fried chicken head in a box of McDonald's chicken wings has become the talk of the town Katherine Ortega said she found the -head Tuesday in a box of wings she bought at the McDonald's at the inter- - -section of Warwick and Hickory Point boulevards in Denbigh Va She said she was about to feed the wings to her children when she picked up the head Ortega who said she has had trou- -' ble sleeping since the incident has not decided whether to file a lawsuit Rosa Parks Museum opens MONTGOMERY Ala - It was a cold evening 45 years ago Friday when a Montgomery city bus stopped in front of the Empire Theater The driver '‘ got up and told black seamstress Rosa Parks she would have to give up her seat for white passengers That event - which touched off the Montgomery bus boycott and began the modem civil rights movement - is recreated inside a new museum honoring Parks The museum opens Friday on the site of the old theater Parks now 87 will be in Montgomery on Friday when Troy State University Montgomery dedicates the Rosa Parks Library and Museum -S- CLARIFICATIONS The Standard-Examinerpolicy is to correct any error promptly- If you find a mistake or something you think is unfair 0 from 9 am to 5 please call 625-42- 1 pm weekdays 's - 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The Associated n THE LIGHTER SIDE 357-calib- er Ridder Miss India wins Miss World beauty pageant Toronto mayor faces suit Convicted felon katica Crippen was wearing little more than a Smith & Wesson revolver in several Web site photos authorities v If she'd been only naked she wouldn't be in trouble But as a felon Crippen is banned from possessing guns A federal grand jury this month indicted Crippen for being a felon in possession of a firearm according to US District Court HERNDON Ky - A bus packed with children overturned within sight of their elementary school Thursday kindergartner killing a More than 30 other children were taken to hospitals State Police Trooper Chuck Robertson said the bus carrying 47 children apparently ran off the shoulder of the J road and the driver overcorrected N sending the bus across both lanes before it overturned The kindergartner Tyler Powers N apparently was ejected from the bus b r It hasn't been the greatest year for security personnel at the nation's nuclear weapons labs but that all changed in an instant for a group at Albuquerque’s Sandia National Laboratories Fourteen Sandia security police officers hit the jackpot Wednesday night and will share the $131 million Powerball lottery prize “W'e’re all like stunned” said Duane Carr 43 of Albuquerque one of two spokesmen for the group that has dubbed itself “New Mexico’s First” The group's members are security police officers and supervisors responsible for protecting Sandia one of the nation's three nuclear weapons labs New Mexico Lottery officials said it is the first time New Mexicans have won the jackpot leaving South Dakota as the lone state not to have had a jackpot winner “(We are) overwhelmed” said Charles Tabet 37 the other spokesman for the group Carr said he was watching a basketball game on television after finishing his evening shift at the lab Wednesday when another of the winners Called him and asked: “Are you sitting down? “He said ‘We won the lotto and I said ‘Oh come on”’ said ' Carr Tabet said most of the group's members typically play the - ' lot tery on their own: T “ — 2s Student killed in bus crash $131 million powerball LAGOS Nigeria - Dozens of adults and children collecting gasoline trom a gushing pipeline were burned alive Thursday when the pooling liquid exploded into flames witnesses and oil company officials said There was no official figure for the number of victims but witnesses and reporters estimated the dead at between 30 and 60 The fire also destroyed shacks in nearby squatter camps at Atlas Cove near the Lagos port of Apapa The pipeline owned by the state Nigerian National Petroleum Corp carries refined fuel from the port to a depot where it is loaded on trucks and taken to Nigerian cities A state oil company official speaking on condition of anonymity said there were many dead - people of all ages and both sexes - in the blast and fire- - which he blamed on oil Tvft a? 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