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s and Elton John to President Clinton, Princess Diana and Martha Stewart. 'He was our hero: the man

er filled the ritzy Manhattan restau- rant's kitchen for 36 years. He served guests from Jacqueline Onassis and Elton John to President Clinton, Princess Diana and Martha Stewart. 'He was our hero: the man we always turned to when we knew we had to achieve the impossible," Mr. Albin said a statement r

bath's deci- sion to unseal the agree- ment in order to appeal it. A hearing on that request is set for this morning. See EPSTEIN. 5B a• • • 40 Riviera workers could be laid off under budget scenarios, 2B 12 Lake Worth must move quickly on water plant to get grant money, 4B EFTA00259910 • n THE

. Bannister, Clarence, 83, of Royal Palm Beach, died Saturday. Shuler's Memorial Chapel, Man- gonia Park. Funeral Saturday. Busse', Hands, 77, of Riviera Beach. died June 2. Shuler's Me- ' morial Chapel, Mangonia Park. i Service Saturday. Cameron, Marian E., sz of At- :lantis, died Wednesday. Scobee

ping the jaws of snow cone-clutching kids and leather-laden bikers alike. 0 altmonbtrdepepostcom Delray mayor distances self from commissioner By DIANNA 5W111 HIM BAN* Haab/Wow DELRAY BEACH — Mayor Jeff Perhnan wants to make two things perfectly clear to the more than 800 employees of Delray Beac

ck to an in-house gar- bage operation. The latter has the least backing from staff members. They estimate it would cost about $8 million to revive Riviera Beach's public garbage collection, al- though some residents support the idea. "Nobody can do it cheaper than you; Herman McCray, the city's sanit

s would have wanted to know if Moore could be impartial in lamb's case given the fact that he is charged with murdering his wife. Moore. 47, of Riviera Beach admitted in court Fri- day that she didn't mention that her daughter. Tanga, Moore. was murdered by her husband. who then killed himself. "

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as corporation that Is working with partners in New Mexico, including Ken Newton, to get a license to open a horse racetrack and casino In Hobbs. Riviera donated $50,000 to Richardson's campaign. The Pueblo of Sandia contributed $56,148 in cash and in-kind donations to Richardson. Sandia operates

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as corporation that is working with partners in New Mexico, including Ken Newton, to get a license to open a horse racetrack and casino in Hobbs. Riviera donated $50,000 to Richardson's campaign. The Pueblo of Sandia contributed $56,148 in cash and in-kind donations to Richardson. Sandia operates