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Off the Record
Tribute to AIDS victim
LONDON ram star Elisabeth Taytor flew to to London today to make a special appeal for the fight against AID* at a memorial tribute tn one of the disease s best known victims, queen lead singer Freddie Mercury, reports Reuter
T will be asking people to be more aware and take more precautions.' Taylor said al London a Heathrow airport
"I want to make people realise that It s a disease that can kill anyone.* she told reporters after arriving from New York with husband larry Fortensky
Taylor president of the American foundation for AIDS research, will be among a galaxy of stars at Monday s open-air rock concert at Wembley stadium, billed by organisers as the biggest memorial tribute tn history
More than 20 acts Including David Bowe. Elton John and remaining members of queen. will performer to raise awareness of AIDS and funds for the ffcht against the disease
Organisers estimate the potential worldwide television au dicncc at one billion In some 70 countries Mercury died of AIDS last November, aged 45
Acrobat survives
6,600-foot fall
HONG KONG An acrobat whose parachute (ailed to open properly during a show last week In Shanghai survived a 6.BOO foot (2.000 metre) fall, an official news report said Saturday reports AP
The China News Service reported that the 2O-year old man. Identified only by his surname. Che. encountered wind current problems sfter Jumping out of a plane at 8.800 feet (2.000 meters) It said Che fell more than 3 000 lee if 900 metres) before being able to slightly open the parachute He landed on a house nnd then rolled to the ground, the slate run news agency said
Che suffered a concussion. a fractured lumbar vertebrae, an Injured right shoulder and damaged left eye socket His to Juries were described as serious but not life threatening
The China News Service said the accident occurred during the Lunghua Temple Fair I‘a rathutlng Show on April I I
Clash on abortion
BUFFALO. NY Those for abortion and those against It con fronted each other with angry taunts Just days before a new, prolonged protest aimed to shut down the city’s abortion clinics, reports AP
Both sides expect thousands to come lo Buffalo for the lai est showdown over the politically volatile Issue of abortion.
The protests, beginning Monday, are patterned after those last summer In Wichita. Kan. which lasted 46 days and resulted in 2,600 arrests and thousands of dollars In police overtime.
On Friday, about 100 abortion-rights activists tried to disrupt a church service where Randall Terry, founder of the anti-abortion group Operation Rescue, spoke. No arrests were made.
Terry urged about 500 followers to turn out at clinics despite vows from abortion-rights demonstrators to keep them open.
"Some People here arc going to get spit on. you're going to be cursed at." Terry said. "Be like Jesus, and Just take tt"