World in turmoil as quakes cause looting in Armenia Colombia
President Pastrana tours western Colombia to restore order as survivors loot stores in Armenia after Monday's quake. Death toll climbs toward 1000 across 17 towns with 100000 displaced. Red Cross reports 878 dead and 3410 injured, more than likely to rise. In the Philippines, confusion over hostages at a remote school, while Annan pushes forceful diplomacy over Kosovo.
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Albright seeks Saudi support for Jordan king choice
In Riyadh Madeleine Albright meets with Saudi officials to size up Jordan's designated next king while 4,000 U.S. troops will be housed at Prince Sultan Air Base to secure air operations over southern Iraq. In Puerto Rico residents oppose demolishing homes for a Christopher Columbus statue, delaying plans to locate a landmark rivaling the Statue of Liberty.
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Senators Seek Bipartisan Timeline To End Clinton Impeachment
Washington lawmakers struggle to craft a timetable for the remaining impeachment trial. Republicans and Democrats discuss a proposal to conclude by February 12 or sooner. White House signals it may forgo defense witnesses if no new damaging testimony emerges.
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John Paul II bids farewell to St. Louis on voyage home
Pope John Paul II, after a six day Americas trip that included Mexico City and St. Louis, bids farewell at Lambert Airport with Vice President Al Gore. He urged renewed U S global leadership for freedom justice and humane society while blessing a wheelchair user and addressing tens of thousands.
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Ford to buy Volvo passenger car division for 6.45B
Ford Motor Co agreed to acquire Volvo AB's passenger car division for 6.45 billion dollars plus rights to use the Volvo name on cars and light trucks. The deal covers three Volvo plants in Europe and a Gothenburg development center and awaits regulatory and stockholder approval.
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King Hussein faces relapse and possible stem cell transplant
King Hussein of Jordan may undergo a second stem cell transplant after suffering a relapse of non Hodgkin lymphoma. He was transported to the United States after a homecoming from cancer treatment and is listed in stable condition by Mayo Clinic officials.
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Autry Interchange Named After Gene Autry Proposed
California state Sen. Adam Schiff announced a plan to introduce a resolution naming the future Gene Autry Memorial Interchange, linking I-5 and Highway 134 near the Gene Autry Museum to honor the late singing cowboy. Autry died Oct 2 at 90s end after a long illness. Freddie Prinze Jr. embraces quick fame after starring in She's All That and Yeah.
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