McEnroe Rocks College Crowd in Casual Guitars Night
Former tennis star John McEnroe with his band Pack Age performed for about 300 fans at a student club in an eastern city. Wearing a sleeveless shirt and ripped jeans, the 36 year old said he plans to move away from tennis as he pursues music, which he finds more enjoyable.
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Storm Hits Hong Kong Leaves Two Dead Dozens Hurt
Tropical Storm Helen battered Hong Kong with 5 mph winds causing two deaths and dozens injured. Shops and markets closed, transport halted, and airport flights were delayed or canceled as the storm drenched the region.
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Saddam’s son-in-law condemns Saddam in exile news conference
Saddam Hussein’s son-in-law, Maj. Gen. Husayn Kamel al Majid, denounces Saddam for bringing misery to Iraqis and pledges to overthrow the regime through political and military means. He cites Gulf War aftermath and ongoing sanctions as the motive for his critique.
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Strenghtened Felix Bears Down On Bermuda
Felix the Atlantic’s strongest hurricane in two years intensified to 125 mph top winds and moved toward Bermuda, forecast to bring ocean swells and tropical storm force winds by Sunday night as forecasters warn of potential serious damage.
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Allied Croats and Muslims launch new offensives in Bosnia
Allied Croats and Muslims push into Serb-held areas in southern and western Bosnia as thousands flee Trebinje Donji Vakuf and nearby towns. UN reports difficult progress to gauge as Croatia and Bosnian forces press Bosnian Serb positions near Dubrovnik and Banja Luka.
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Russia Ends UN Sanctions On Serbia In Surprise Move
Russian Duma lawmakers voted to stop complying with United Nations sanctions against Serbia and to impose sanctions on Croatia. The measures pass to President Boris Yeltsin for action as the upper house is not in session. Yeltsin has previously called for lifting Serbia sanctions from 1992 amid regional war tensions.
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