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Debt-strapped royal
ATI ANTA, : lawyers for a Saudi prince art asking a
court to void the $4.4 million sale of 3.500 acres of land he owns, saying an auction didn’t bring in enough money for the debt-strapped royal, reports AP.
Four brothers from New York paid $1,250 an acre on July 4 for Prince Faisal's land along the Etowah River, and said they plan to develop it.
"We re following the American dream." said Michael Cho. one of the brothers. But managers of the prince's holdings argue in filings in US bankruptcy court that the land is worth $2,000 an acre.
Faisal, who hoped to build an Engltoh-style manor on the land, fell behind in debt payments and owed creditors $21 million. He has also sold a mansion tn Atlanta for $7.5 million to pay off debts.
Prince Andrew's 'crown jewels'
LONDON. : A nude photograph of Prince Andrew
was splashed across the centrefold of Britain's raciest tabloid newspaper today, reports Reuter.
A graphic depicting a crown between the Duke of York a legs hid what the newspaper called his crown jewels
The Sun's photograph of Queen Elizabeth's sailor son. dubbed "Pandy Andy by the tabloid press during his bachelor days, sparked angry protests from Members of Parliament.
"So that's why all the nice girls love a sailor." the Sun head Une said of the full frontal photograph of the Prince skinny dipping in a Canadian river.
The photograph was taken in 1984 two years before Prince Andrew, a naval helicopter pilot, married red-haired Sarah Ferguson.
A school chum captured the dripping wet Prince forever with his camera.... but the photograph, taken on the nearby Petawa river (in Canada), remained tocked away in a cupboard for seven years, the Sun said
Henry Bellingham a Member of Parliament of the ruling Conservative Party, said Queen Elizabeths loyal subjects will find thia grossly distasteful.
Not with our children
NEW YORK : A half century after her royal family was forced Into exile. Princess Elizabeth of Yugoslavia haa launched an international effort to gather humanitarian aid for her strife-torn country, report AP
"I think of myself aa a Yugoslav I don't understand this nationalistic fervour of saying. Well. I'm a Serbian Orthodox, and you're Slovenian, and you're Catholic, and we can't be friends." the Princess said Wednesday.
The message. published In Yugoslav newspapers, read : "Mothers, wives, daughters, my sisters. The great love you have for your families must save our misguided nation love la stronger than hate. Let Uw miserable unhappy. fneapon sible people who summon (young men) to war. wage war with their own vanity, not with our children." j
Two weeks of ethnic violence between th* army and two breakaway republics has kilted aa many aa 100 ossa*
Four years ago. Princess Elizabeth was the first of the Karadjordjevlc royal family allowed to return to communist ^Yugoslavia since World War N