MORTON: BOOK WILL NOT UPSET PRINCES.(News) From: The Mirror (London, England) | Date: October 1, 1997| Author: Whitaker, James | COPYRIGHT 1997 MGN LTD. This material is published under license from the publisher through the Gale Group, Farmington Hills, Michigan.  All inquiries regarding rights should be directed to the Gale Group.Copyright information

Royal author Andrew Morton last night defended his disclosure that the princess was the main source of his book Diana, Her True Story.

He said he had done nothing to upset Princes William and Harry and claimed their father's admission of adultery was far more damaging. He said: "I don't believe anything could have been more hur...

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	'FRIEND'S' FURY AT TIMES STORY.(News) The Mirror (London, England) ; THE friend of Diana dragged out by The Times newspaper to defend its use of extracts from Andrew Morton's book yesterday said she had not spoken to the Princess for nearly 20 years. Muriel Stevens said she was angry at being referred to as a pal. And she accused Morton of cashing in on Diana's
	IN HER OWN WORDS ABC Primetime Live ; ... PrimeTime -- now from Washington, Sam Donaldson. SAM DONALDSON, ABC News: Good evening, and welcome to PrimeTime. It's somewhere between ... Cynthia McFadden has our report from London. CYNTHIA MCFADDEN, ABC News: (voice-over) His office seems too ordinary, wedged up over an ...
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	DEAR JO: GHOULS CASH IN ON DIANA.(Features) The Mirror (London, England) ; Andrew Morton's re-issue of his book on Diana Princess of Wales, with new revelations of her involvement in the project, is just crass commercialism. Suddenly there are commemorative plates, plaques, stamps - and Morton's book - all cashing in on Diana's good name. They should all declare to the
	Three's Company: a Knoxville retailer ups the ante with a trio of promotions. (Award Finalist Promotion).(Andrew Morton Gifts) Gifts & Decorative Accessories ; Andrew Morton of Knoxville, Tennessee, has learned a thing or two about store promotions in his time. An experienced retailer of 47 years, he opened Andrew Morton Gifts in 1965. Last year the two-store chain did more than $2 million in annual sales with such upscale lines as Waterford, Baccarat,

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