Remarried divorcees must give up sex

ROME Divorcees who have remarried must give up sex and repent their action If they wish to take communion In a Roman catholic church. Italian bishops said Friday reports AFP

In a new publication on lamily life, the bishops said the cou pie must turn their relationship into one of friendship only If they wish to receive communion they should do so "In a church where they are not known to avoid scandal

The catholic church frowns on divorce, and in Italy thoae who have remarried can neither teach the catechism or be god parents at Baptisms They may be witnesses at weddings - But It would be better If they were not." the bishop* said

For "Young Love, Sweet Love'

MANII-A Police say they suspect a seven-year old boy of shooting his maid after she switched channels while he was watching the movie Robocop' on television, reports AP

Chief Inspector Manolo Marinez. head of the homicide division. said the Incident happened Thursday night In the home of Vicente Dee whose gun wss apparently used by his son. Andrew, to shoot their maid Elizabeth Edozor

Edozor wanted to watch "Young Love, Sweet Love which features a popular teen-age star, according to Gina Reyes, another rnald of the family

He said the boy admitted he took the .22 cal. Magnum pistol from his father's closet, pointed It at the head of Edozor and pulled the trigger She died in il>e hospital

T was angry tiecause she changed the channel," the hoy. a first grader at a Chinese catholic school told Martinez

Hands worth $398,500

NEW YORK: A photograph by Alfred Stieglitz of the hands of his wife, artist Georgia O'Keeffe, taken tn 1920 sold for 398.500 dollars at auction on Friday, setting a world record price for-a photograph. ChrtsUe's auction beaMic said. report* ReuMu t “ >

The previous record for a photograph sold at auction was set last May when Man Ray’s "Glass Tears" sold at Sotheby's In London for 193.895 dollar

An anonymous buyer bought the Stieglitz portrait of O'keefe's hands holding a thimble and needle.

Cosmetic surgery to escape pupil's taunt

LONDON: Teachers with big ears, bald heads or long noses are resorting to cosmetic surgery to escape the taunts of their pupils, a British plastic surgeon said on Friday, reports Reuter.

A teacher nicknamed "World Cup" because of his large handle-like ears and a geography master called "Nozeambique" were among 75 to 80 teachers operated on this summer at John Terry’s private clinic.

"I suspect they are pressured very slightly by their pupils — some are sensitive to the nicknames — or they may have surgery for career reasons.” Terry told reporters. "As a younger -looking person they may be able to relief better to young people.