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A WORLD MOURNS
September 1997


NEWSHOUR LINKS:
September 3, 1997:
Phil Ponce explores the differences between French and American criminal law
September 2, 1997:
Jim Lehrer leads a discussion on the intrusive nature of press.
September 1, 1997:
Jim Lehrer gets five different views on the life and the death of Diana.
OUTSIDE LINKS:
For full coverage of Diana's death and the investigation visit the ITN Web site.
The official Web site established by the Royal Family.
The death of Diana, Princess of Wales, has been followed by a massive outpouring of sympathy and grief. Since the fatal August 31 automobile accident, the world has joined Great Britain in an unprecedented time of mourning.

We are asking members of the Online NewsHour community to join us to explore the many different themes that surfaced -- Diana the person, Diana the princess, Diana the center of media attention in life and death. We invite you to leave your comments, questions and observations below. We will post some of the responses and seek ways to develop challenging panels of guests for Online NewsHour Interactive Forums drawn from these responses.


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