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Miss Florida now Miss America
ATLANTIC CITY: Mfaa Florida Leanza Coraett. a 2I year-o*d singer who has pushed AIDS awareness, was crowned the 66th Miss America early Sunday, reports AP
Mias Cornett was chosen by a panel of celebrity judge* from among 10 semifinaltot*. nine of whom were from the South or Midwest
Tm a very, very bteaaed girl Someone that God to smiling on real big said Cornett, the first Floridian to win the con test.
The semifinalists were announced after two weeks of primping and posing and a parade of the 50 candidates — one from each state — before a national television audience Saturday night
Miss Iowa Catherine Ann Lemkau was the first runner-up: Miss Indiana Shell! Renee Yoder was second runner-up: third runner-up was Miss Kansas Pam Mckelvy and fourth runner-up was Du Sharme Carter. Mise Oklahoma
The child seeks to divorce parents
ORLANDO. Fla: A 12 year-old boy is due tn court this week for a trial on Ms unprecedented lawsuit seeking to "divorce" hi* parent* so he can be adopted, reports AP.
Known only Gregory K in court documents, the boy appeared on ABC's "20 20 on Friday and reiterated hts resolve
"I just want a place where I feel safe and that Im happy, and that I know people will always be there for me," he told Barbara Walters
Circuit Judge Thomas S Kirk ruled in July that the boy can sue his parents and seek hi* freedom. The cMId wants the judge to authorize his adoption by a family In central Florida that he has been living with since October 1991.
Gregory said he lived with his mother. Rachel K for only seven month* In the past eight year* and didn't remember what she looked like during a recent reunion
He was only in his socks
IOS ANGELES A man forced at knife point to give up hi* car and remove his clothe* wa* left at an Interaectlon Saturday wearing only hts socks, police said, report* AP
The man walked to a gasoline station where he wa* given a plastic garbage bag to wear as he waited for police, said Sgt Mike Sonntag
Sonntag said the num was forced from his car as he waited at a stop light along a boulevard In the San Fernando Valley north of the city
Two men approached the car and one put a kntfe to the man s neck, ordered him form the car and forced him to remove is clothing. The robbers then took the clothing and drove away In the car
The man wa* driven home by police
’Non”to too much prying in taste
BELLEY, France; May bureaucrat* In Bru**el* tell the French how their cheese should taste, or the German* their beer, the English their tea?
"Non. non. et non" was the consensu* at a conference of French food specialists held here last week
The subject of debate wa* "Should Europe Regulate Taste?"
Beltey. tn the Savoi region of southeast France. Is the birthplace of Jean-Anthclme Brtllat-Savartn. the 19th-century judge celebrated for his food aphorisms in "La Physiology du Gout." ( The Physiology of Taste).
If. as he wrote, " the fate of nations depends on the way they eat." then considerations at this conference focusing on cheese and chocolate were not trivial Especially because the conference, sponsored by the Brillat-Savartn Foundation, took place o*n the eve of Sunday's French refirendtrtn on the treaty on European union. ’ n' " " " ' ,
Most of the conference professionals said they planned to vote "oui" to the treaty. But they were definitely for "non" to too much prying In matters concerning taste