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He stole their kiss
PARIS: Forty-two year* after Robert Doancau liranortaltoed youthful love with the etock at a camera. the celebrated pho tographer la being taken to court by an aging couple claiming he stole their kia*. reports AP
Denise and Jean Louis Lavergne insist they are the town In the famous 1950 photo. "Le Balser de I Hotel de VUle" The Kisa at CKy Hal® even though Doisneau ■ entour^e soy* he used actors
Lavergne* My Dosneau hats ruined the symbol Wtow*th« claim to represent by refusing to credit them
The photograph has been transformed into poolers popular the world over printed on T-shirt* and studied as Ml aa ample of the photographer s art
They say there is magic tn that photo . aaM Mrs Lavergne. 64. to a telephone interview Friday. That photo io ■ testament to our youth and we regret that we re not being recognized IC* Mr Doisneau who is ruining things, not u*.*
The photograph captures a handsome couple In a aponta neous kiss amid a crowd of stroller* outside the Paris Ctty HalL It conveys the inaouciance of he amorous in a aohtsecond of their Uvea
Nelson's love letters will go under the hammer
LONDON: Love letters by British 19th century war heroes Admiral Horatio Nelson and the Duke of Wellington are expected to fetch up to 25.000 pounds (39.500 US dollar) when they are auctioned later this month. Sotheby's said on Friday, reports Reuter
Nelson * first letter to his lover. Emma Hamilton, the wife of a British diplomat, and another arritten by Wellington the day after he defeated French Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte at the Battle of Waterloo n 1815 will go under the hammer on December 14. the auction house added.
As soon as I have fought the French fleet. I shall do myself the honour of paying my respects to your ladyship at Naples." Nelson, who vanquished the French at the Battle of Trafalgar tn 1805 wrote.
NY School Chancellor used heroin as dropout
NEW YORK: The head of the nation'* largest school system snorted and injected heroin as a teen-age dropout In Harlem, often passing out from overdoses, according to a soon-to-be-published autobiography quoted tn Saturday * editions of The New York Times, reports AP.
In the book. Schools Chancellor Joseph Fernandez offers his troubled youth as a lesson in how education — in his case. Air Force math classes — can save youngsters from the streets.
In one passage from a proof sent to reviewers, the Chancellor details a particular night when he and a friend "were at somebody's house and got stoned on some really potent heroin"
'By the time we got downstairs to the streets, we were both reeling. I can barely remember my friends walking us up and down the sidewalk, trying to keep us from fading out. They probably saved our lives."
Fernandez also talks of his difficulties dealing with New York City's Board of Education, saying that on occasion he has threatened to quit. Speculation has been growing about whether he will stay on once his contract expires June 30. This is not the same board that hired me." he writes. "It may well be the one that fires me."
More copies of'Sex' to be distributed
PARIS: A Fontainebleau court threw but charges Friday by a Roman Catholic cultural group and ruled that Madonna's French publisher could distribute 75.000 new copies of her controversial book "Sex." reports AP.
The book by the steamy songstress sold out within hour* after going on sate tn France In October. The 75,000 copies are expected to reach book-stores In mld-December.
The non-profit group "Avenir de la Culture" (The Future of Culture) had filed a suit against the editors. Vade Retro, demanding the destruction of existing copies.
The group had argued that the book, which shows Madonna nude and In various provocative poses, corrupted . the morals of French youth.