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CHARGED. JAYSON WILLIAMS, 34, NBC basketball commentator and former New Jersey Nets star; with manslaughter in the death of limo driver Costas Christofi, accidentally killed by a shotgun blast on Williams' estate; in Flemington, N.J. A lawyer for Williams said he was "innocent of recklessness." If convicted, Williams could face five to 15 years in prison...
...narrowing the gap between rich and poor - was the investigation launched in 2000 into the $412,000 of public money he spent between 1992 and 1995 on personal trips for himself and his entourage. One weekend in New York for Chirac and daughter Claude - including Concorde flights and limo service - cost French taxpayers $16,000, paid in cash...
...themselves into a car - and Aaliyah stuffed herself right in there with them. "I thought she was really cool," said Hunter. "She was this young superstar and we need to go to the next location and she just rides over with the crew. She didn't call for a limo or anything. It was really cute. She was just a regular girl in that respect, y'know...
...growth in single-father households cuts across economic and racial strata. Ervin Daye, 58, works two jobs, as a shoeshine man in a Dallas hotel and as a limo driver, to support his daughter Kymber Lee, 11. A onetime blues musician who fathered seven children with various women, Daye says he was determined to play a role in his youngest daughter's life. After a bitter court fight, he won sole custody six years ago. "My wife said I didn't know anything about raising kids," he recalls. "But I learned a man could be just as good a single...
...Alexandra's weird outburst about the limo had disarmed him. Rather shyly, the Home Secretary said he regretted that he couldn't accompany us, but he signed the permit, anyway. This allowed us the pleasure of driving 80 miles through tribal territory with a sleepy armed guard in the front seat whose Kalashnikov always seems to be pointing at our faces, no matter how we tried to re-arrange ourselves in the back seat...