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Di's 'lover' denounced
LONDON: The former British army officer who on Sunday shocked the nation with a claim that he had been Princess 'Diana's lover has become one of the most vilified men in the „ United Kingdom, reports AFP
Conservative MPs and press comment denounced former squadron leader James Hewitt, who told the news of the world that fdr three years he had been the man" in the life < >t the wife of Prince Charles, heir to the British throne ■
His disclosures could now be amplified In a book he is re ported to have co-authored that is due to published on Monday by Bloomsbury.
The publishers have refused to disclose the title and the author.
But the Sun newspaper said the work would be called Princess In Love, for which it said Hewitt had received three million pounds (4.5 million dollars).
The paper said the former officer negotiated the de.J so he (could) live the rest of his life abroad in style "
But according to the Daily T.-legraph. the self-imposed
He he may now have to seek could cost rather more
The Daily.Express headlined its front page story ' bcti.yal of a princess." while today called Hewlft a Judas who found lure of money too great.
Eco-friendly cemetery
AUCKLAND: A local city council Is considering the creation of an environmentally friendly cemetery without coffins and where headstones would be replaced by trees, the New Zealand Herald reported on Monday reports AFP.
The Waitakere city council here i§ considering a system where a reusable box would transport bodies to cemeteries for burial in a* shallow grave and quicklime used to speed decomposition.
A tree would be planted on the grave with a plague.
Elizabeth Francke of the local council said the process solved the dilemma facing environmentalists who did not want to pollute the air with smoke from cremations or waste precious space with traditional plots.
"I think it would be nice for people in a thousand years to look at a Kauri tree and say” thal used to be our mayor. Bob Harvey.
"People have either said "oh. how beautiful" or yuck, that s awful." It is an idea people either love or hate."' she said
President's widow ready to remarry
BUENOS AIRES: The widow of former Argentine President Juan Domingo Peron. Maria Estela Martinez, said she is ready to remarry and would not rule out a post in President Carlos Menem" s neo-Peronlst government, reports AFP
The 64-year-old widow governed the country between 1974-76 after the death of her husband who ruled between 1946-55 and 1973-74 She was overthrown in 1976 by a military coup and spent the past few years tn Spain.
Asked whether she had any suitors in mind to marry she told the Buenos Aires magazine Notlcias that. “If I have not remarried, it has not been for a lack of candidates but perhaps because of selfishness
"It is difficult after so many years of solitude to share my life with a man." she said, declining to reveal who her suitors might be.
Asked about accepting a post in the Menem administra tion. she said that as the widow ol Juan Peron." 1 can,not say definitively no. only God knows