LONDON (AP) — Royal officials say Prince Harry showed up at a London police station to help a friend who had been mugged.
Harry's Clarence House office says the 27-year-old prince went to support a friend who was reporting a robbery.
British media say Thomas van Straubenzee was robbed in a south London street while on the phone with Harry, who raced …
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Lloyd Allen, a longtime friend of Martha Stewart, will be inAlderson Saturday to sign copies of his book about her, "BeingMartha: The Inside Story of Martha Stewart and her Amazing Life."
Stewart served her prison sentence on a conviction related to astock trading scandal at the women's federal prison in Alderson andAllen …
MILAN (AP) — Summaries Monday from Italy's Serie A (home teams listed first):
| Napoli 2, Chievo Verona 0 |
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Napoli: Miguel …
Results from the 11th round of Spain's first-division football league (home teams listed first):
Saturday's Games
Valladolid 1, Real Madrid 0
Valencia 2, Sporting Gijon 3
Sunday's Games
Getafe vs. Sevilla
Recreativo Huelva vs. Barcelona
Malaga vs. Villarreal
Almeria vs. Mallorca
Athletic Bilbao vs. Osasuna
Atletico Madrid vs. Deportivo La Coruna
Espanyol vs. …
Eugene Szczeblowsky yesterday became the sixth city employee toplead guilty to federal charges stemming from a continuing grand juryinvestigation into inspector and licensing payoffs.
In a short arraignment proceeding, the Consumer ServicesDepartment inspector pleaded guilty to two misdemeanor counts foraccepting money from retailers in 1983 and 1985.
He admitted the crimes as part of a negotiated plea agreementwith the U.S. attorney's office. Like the …
TRENTON, N.J. - Johnson & Johnson said Tuesday it would reduce its global work force by up to 4 percent, or up to 4,820 jobs, to cut costs due to a slump in sales of its heart stents and its No. 2 drug, plus looming expirations for key drug patents.
The health care company, which employs about 120,500 people in 57 countries worldwide, predicted the restructuring would entail pretax charges totaling $550 million to $750 million in the second half of 2007 and would include additional, unspecified steps besides job cuts.
Excluding the charges, the New Brunswick, N.J.-based maker of contraceptives, contact lenses, prescription drugs and baby products still expects to meet …
