Peace talks loom as Bosnia prime minister warns of war return
Bosnian Prime Minister Haris Silajdzic warned that his government will resume fighting if Serbs refuse serious negotiations after the four month cease-fire expires May 1. He urged UN action, possibly lifting an arms embargo, if Serbs do not budge.
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Discovery lands after historic shuttle rendezvous with Mir
Discovery and its six astronauts return to Kennedy Space Center after a flawless eight day mission that rehearsed docking with Mir. The June Atlantis docking with the station will swap crews as part of preparations for an international space station.
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White House Defending Foster Nomination Faces Sterilization Claims
The White House minimized the impact of revelations that Henry Foster, Clinton's surgeon general nominee, performed hysterectomies on severely retarded women in past decades to sterilize them. Administration officials defend past medical practices as accepted then, while noting shifts in care over 25 to 30 years and Foster's ongoing Senate evaluation.
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Weather Outlook Tonight Mild Winds and Showers Chance
The forecast calls for mild winds and a 50 percent chance of showers tonight. The note references yesterday's high and last night's low, along with record high and low figures, and mentions sunset today and sunrise tomorrow in Ota.
Genetic Link Is Possible
Charleston report notes researchers at Houston Medical School and colleagues at the University of Texas found a genetic mutation that may raise stroke risk in blacks. The finding, discussed at an American Heart Association conference, suggests factors beyond traditional risks explain racial disparities in stroke deaths.
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