World roundup Bayer AG sued for Holocaust experiments
Eva Mozes Kor of Terre Haute filed a federal lawsuit in Indianapolis accusing Bayer AG of participating in Nazi experiments and collaborating with concentration camp doctors. Her suit seeks accountability for corporate involvement in wartime atrocities and access to victims as research.
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Eva Mozes Kor
Terre Haute
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Irwin B. Levin
Yeltsin warns Clinton against Yugoslavia airstrikes
Yeltsin told Clinton by letter and phone that Kosovo must not be touched and warned he would not allow bombing. He spoke before Rambouillet talks as the United States sent 51 more planes for possible NATO strikes if no peace agreement is reached with Kosovo rebels.
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Boris Yeltsin
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United States
Europe
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Russia
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Turkey warns Europe over Kurdish protests after Ocalan arrest
Ankara accuses European nations of soft handling of PKK protests sparked by Abdulllah Ocalan’s capture. Demonstrations worldwide include three deaths at the Berlin Israeli consulate, a London Greek Embassy hostage situation, and occupations at Swedish and Austrian offices.
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Oh’jah-Lahn
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Austria
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Foreign Ministry
Kenya
Nairobi
Israel
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EPA to require cleaner cars and SUVs under new proposal
The EPA plans tougher vehicle pollution rules possibly within days. The draft would phase in from 2004, aligning emissions standards for most SUVs minivans and pickups with autos and require cleaner burning gasoline.
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Willie Too Sick to Perform at Branson Theater
Boxcar Willie real name Lewil Martin, 67, diagnosed with leukemia in 1996, says he cannot open his Branson season March 27 and will miss shows this season. Daughter Tammy LaCore notes uncertainty about return as he undergoes chemotherapy in Springfield. Singer’s illness forces cancellation of planned performances.
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Sexcar Willie
Lewil Martin
Springfield
Tammy LaCore
U.S
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Andrea Bocelli
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Fire fuels on Ecstasy tied to mooring rope and lint
National roundup reports investigators traced the 1999 Ecstasy cruise blaze to highly flammable mooring rope and laundry lint. On July 20 the 855 foot ship left Miami for Key West and Cozumel, and lines of smoke rose from the mooring deck as crews battled the fire offshore. About 54 of nearly 3,500 aboard were treated for injuries, mostly smoke inhalation.
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Merritt Birky
National Transportation Safety Board
Key West
Cozumel
Mexico
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