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Care bear flew 80,000 milesr
PHILADELPHIA: When schoolgirl Anne Wheeler sent her favourite bear off on an airplane for a geography project, her father warned her she might not see him again, reports AP.
Care Bear came home Monday after flying 80.000 miles (130,000 kilometer*) and visiting more than a dozen countries. He was loaded down adth souvenirs from around the world and a log book full of good wishes from airline pilots, passengers and even a few customs agents
The way people took to the bear to incredible.' said Mate^ Wheeler. a customer service representative for theWrrler Air. which handed the long-distance bear back to his daugM ter at Philadelphia's airport.
Teresa favourite among Miss Universe
BANGKOK: Mother Teresa, comforter of the sick and dy-' Ing In India, was most often chosen as 'the world* greatest person' In a survey of contestants in the Miss Universe 1992 pageant, reports AP.
Others chose philosophers, their parents, or world leaders like President Bush. Russian President Boris Yeltsin and former Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev, pageant spokeswoman Sara Meza said Friday.
-Seventy-eight contestants will participate In the pageant May 9 in 'Bangkok
In the survey . the contestants most often named Pope John Paul II as the person they would like to meet. Others named law professor Anlt» Hill, who accused US Supreme Court Justice Clara nee Thomas of sexual harassment, the ‘ British royalty, and Walt Disney
Miss Japan. Akiko Ando. 19, joked that she would most like to meet 'a boyfriend.' Meza said. Only nudity condition of entry
MELBOURNE: It was a case of no nudes, bad news for the
Valhalla cinema, reports AP.
The avant-grade theatre offered free entry today to a special matinee showing of "Naked Lunch,' the bizarre new film by Canadian director David Cronenberg.
The only catch was that nudity was a condition of entry. Considering that winter Is Just around the corner, changing rooms were available for doffing clothes after arrival.
But the Valhalla was forced to cancel the show when no one turned up.