Kosovo monitors secure releases to ease flare in Pristina
International monitors won the release of five Serb civilians and nine Kosovo Liberation Army rebels in Kosovo near Pristina. The move aimed to defuse tensions after the Racak massacre and amid stalled peace efforts with Milosevic and Walker leading the verification mission.
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Pope John Paul II urges Americas to become a continent of life
In Mexico City the pope called on Christians across North and South America to end racism abortion and drug trafficking and to oppose capitalist excesses. He outlined a regional church strategy to reach the powerful and highlighted the Virgin of Guadalupe as a unifying symbol for the continent.
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Italy Sees Broad Imaginary Flocks in Farm Subsidy Scheme
The Agriculture Ministry on Friday revealed that about 41 percent of sheep goats and bulls claimed by farmers existed only on paper. Inspectors found many farmers used borrowed or fake animals to qualify for EU subsidies, identifying 633 589 real animals from 1 090 713 claimed.
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Saran eyes another Oscar for Dead Man Walking role
Oscar winner Susan Saran don expresses desire for a second Academy Award for best actress citing her preferred display spot in the home. She notes a bathroom nicknamed the famous bathroom houses all their awards.
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Aiken Standard Subscription and Contact Details
Local lines provide office numbers and extensions for editors, features, sports and other departments. Subscription rates are listed at 17.80 monthly, 98.40 for three months, 106.80 for six months, or 213.60 per year with advance payment options.
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National roundup warplanes strike Iraqi missile sites
U S warplanes attacked two surface-to-air missile sites in southern Iraq using laser guided bombs. The F-14 Tomcats and F A 16 Hornets returned safely to the USS Carl Vinson in the Persian Gulf after engaging Iraqi MiGs and anti air fire near the 33rd parallel. The Pentagon cited the threat by Iraqi MiG 21s and ground fire as justification for the strikes.
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