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NATIOrJAVORLD Press Sun-Bulletin 3A Saturday, January 23, 1999 Edward's wedding date set 8 in -South lomadoes loll "family occasion" entailed or reply to questions about possible television coverage of the ceremony. The couple, both 34, announced their engagement Jan. 6. They have been dating for five years. The service will take place at St.

George's Chapel at Windsor, the queen's weekend home, 20 miles west of London. Details of the wedding dress, best man and bridesmaids have not yet been released. ASSOCIATED PRESS LONDON Prince Edward, the youngest son of Queen Elizabeth II, and his fiancee Sophie Rhys-Jones will marry at Windsor Castle on June 19, Buckingham Palace announced Friday. The wedding between the prince and the public relations executive will be a family occasion in accordance with the couple's wishes, said a palace spokeswoman, speaking on customary condition of anonymity. She did not explain what a WW 1 tw-.

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Eight people were killed and dozens injured in Tennessee i TfflE 4it the center of Austin Peay University. Historic buildings were and Arkansas, i22 The Little Rock storm knocked over trees at the Governor's Mansion, where Bill Clinton once lived. He plans to visit Arkansas on Sunday. One of the trees blown down contained Chelsea Clinton's tree-house from the years when her father was governor. "The fact that the Governor's Mansion where Hillary and I raised Chelsea for 12 years was actually in the path of the storm made it all the more real to me," Clinton said.

"We are deeply committed to doing everything we can to help the people there recover." A supermarket near the mansion crumbled beneath the storm's winds, killing the pharmacist and leaving residents of the Quapaw Quarter without one of the few major businesses remaining in the area. "It's going to affect a lot of people. A lot of people don't have transportation or cars to get them where they need," Diana Howley said. "My mother is one. If we weren't here, she wouldn't be able to get where she needs." Four other people were killed in White County, outside the capital.

In hard-hit Beebe, residents were tense as police held them back from seeing the damage. After pounding Arkansas, the storm moved into Tennessee, killing a woman west of Nashville when she went outside to get her dogs. The state was still trying to recover from storms that killed nine people on Sunday. In Clarksville, northwest of Nashville, a tornado cut off power to 25,000. It ripped apart a five-block area, tore through the center of Austin Peay State University and skipped into a residential neighborhood.

The university's clock tower was blown over, 100-year-old magnolia trees toppled, and the 123-year-old Archwood House, which used to be the president's home but now holds offices, was destroyed. "I lived in Southern California. 1 I lived through earthquakes. I've never seen anything like this," President Sal Rivella said. In Alexandria, an apparent 'mMfMT-lTOF i j' ti -SiTn 1 S3 I Jasper P'ioot I agyayY, YrrlY, for Men Women WE LOUE SPORTS AS MUCH AS YOU DO lie87 ASSOCIATED PRESS Eryka Rogers, 6, right, and her sister Taylor, 4, left, take refuge Friday at the Church of Christ in Beebe, after a tornado struck Beebe late Thursday.

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