Sudan Speaker Sees Relations with U.S. Warming
Sudan's parliament speaker Hassan Turabi says ties with the United States may improve after years of strain despite protests in Khartoum over U.S. actions. He cites recent U.S. attack on Sudan's largest pharmaceutical plant as not deterring a possible thaw.
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Clinton Vacation Dashes White House Routine in Martha's Vineyard
President Clinton and Hillary Clinton retreat from public life on Martha's Vineyard. They spend time with family and friends while Chelsea explores Oak Bluffs. Vernon Jordan hosts a lunch as Bowles urges aides to stop whining and return to work.
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Soil sample linked Sudan plant to VX gas manufacture
US intelligence linked a Khartoum Shifa Pharmaceuticals site to VX nerve gas production after traces found in clandestine soil samples. Clinton officials defended the strike as evidence supported by the soil analysis, while Sudan accused the attack of targeting medicine, not weapons.
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Elvis plaque honors final Market Square Arena concert
Indianapolis mayor dedicates a plaque at Market Square Arena to memorialize Elvis Presley's final 1977 show on June 26. Presley died August 16 that year. Mayor Goldsmith says the monument honors his devoted fans and the arena once home to the Indiana Pacers. Letters from Spain and the Netherlands urged the tribute after a demolition article.
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Yeltsin seeks order as Kiriyenko ministers stay on
In Moscow Boris Yeltsin declared cabinet members ousted with Kiriyenko would remain until replacements are named. Acting PM Viktor Chernomyrdin approved a plan to restructure about 40 billion dollars of short term debt including over 11 billion in bonds held by foreign investors, ITAR-Tass reported.
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World flood threat mounts as Texas town reels
In Del Rio Texas residents fled rising San Felipe Creek as floodwaters swamped neighborhoods and the back door. Ned Carta packed his wife and baby and left at dawn, while the death toll rose to seven with around 30 missing. Across Texas and Mexico Charley’s remnants blamed for at least 15 deaths.
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