World tensions rise as U N withdraws after entry ban
Baghdad reports say Iraqi authorities blocked a U N weapons team from Baath party headquarters. Richard Butler had signaled surprise inspections would resume, but Baghdad described the entry attempt as provocative and demanded a written declaration on banned items.
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Charles grills Spice Girls and Jagger Hall on big topics
London prince Charles asked Victoria Adams and Mel B about exercise and pregnancy while at the Royal Variety Performance. Mick Jagger and Jerry Hall toured premium boarding schools for their son, amid their latest split. Paul McCartney to host an online chat about wife Linda, who died, with no topic off limits per his spokesman.
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Astronauts prep for spacewalk on Unity and Zarya
NASA's space shuttle Endeavour crew plans a second spacewalk as Jerry Ross and James Newman work seven hours to connect Unity, test antennas, and attempt to unfurl jammed Zarya antenna panels. The two modules form the station's first seven story 35 ton assembly tower released before returning Tuesday.
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Social Security talks begin in Washington sessions
Clinton administration officials say closed door meetings with lawmakers mark a warm up for tough negotiations ahead on Social Security. Commissioner Apfel warns of the challenge and a 2082 cash shortfall without changes amid a high stakes lobbying battle over personal accounts.
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IRS loses bias case over promotions in Poughkeepsie
National roundup reports US District Court Judge Charles Bricant awarded 140000 in damages to Carolyn Agonafer a 48 year old black employee after a three day trial in Poughkeepsie New York ruled that racial discrimination and retaliatory animus led to her being passed over for promotion in 1992 in favor of a 26 year old white man with less experience. Nearby items note San Francisco bartenders benefited from a smoking ban reports and a massive tech outage in the city plus an Everett Massachusetts teacher distributing violent song lyrics to students.
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Scientists clone eight calves from single cow cells
Japanese scientists report cloning eight calves from cells of one adult cow using Dolly-like techniques developed by Scottish researchers. Four calves survived, each a genetic duplicate of the donor cow. The work aims to cut beef production costs, though experts say the method remains not yet economically attractive. A Science journal report is to be published this week.
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