Russia waits months for IMF aid after budget vote
Russia's lower house approved the draft 1999 budget in the third reading but a top official said IMF loans would come only after three months of Cabinet implementation. First Deputy Prime Minister Yuri Maslyukov cited the need to prove feasibility before aid.
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Royal couple confirms expected child to be 13th in line
Princess Margaret's grandson Viscount Linley and his wife Serena announce they are expecting their first child due in June. The couple, married in 1993, say they are thrilled to start a family after years of busy careers.
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Tucker Expecting Baby With Fiancé Jerry Laseter
Nashville based country star Tanya Tucker announces she is pregnant with fiancé Jerry Laseter. Due around July 4, with wedding planned after birth. spokeswoman Suzanne Crowley confirms.
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Looting erupts in quake-hit Armenia Colombia
In Armenia Chile, hunger and desperation burst into clashes as looters smashed stores and a Red Cross warehouse after the Monday quake that killed at least 940 in western Colombia. Army troops fired warning shots and tear gas while police pursued crowds and arrested at least 120.
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Kosovo violence rises as 24 Albanians die in raid
Yugoslav police killed 24 ethnic Albanians in a raid on a suspected rebel hideout near Pristina. Tanks attacked Kosovo Liberation Army positions near Ljupce as Britain denounced the Rogovo killing. The six nation Contact Group urged talks by mid February for substantial autonomy, not independence.
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Defendant marries lone witness ending murder case
In Springfield Massachusetts judge dismissed vehicular homicide charges against Michael Vega after he married the sole witness Antoinette Marie Joseph, who refused to testify. The car collision in June killed 64 year old John Askins while Vega argued with Joseph. Defense said lack of evidence led to dismissal.
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