Crown Prince Pavlos Weds Marie-Chantal Miller in Royal Gala
London AP reported the exiled Greek crown prince Pavlos married American-born heiress Marie-Chantal Miller at St Sophia Cathedral. The ceremony drew a vast royal guest list with kings and queens from across Europe attending, making it the largest royal gathering since 1947.
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Europe
Greece
Elizabeth II
St. Sophia
Pavlos
Marie-Chantal Miller
Two More Bodies Recovered in Virginia Flooding
In Richmond, a year old girl missing after being swept from her grandparents by floodwater was recovered from the Shenandoah River. A 64 year old woman killed in a mudslide was also found as flood deaths rose to eight across more than a week of heavy rain.
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Shenandoah River
Virginia
Shelling Kills Eight Dozens More Wounded
Sarajevo streets were deserted as shells hit residential areas. At least eight killed and 59 wounded according to the Bosnian Health Ministry.
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Sarajevo
Bosnia
Herzegovina
Bosnian Health Ministry
Budgeting is a risky path to deficit cuts
A Washington discussion questions the seven year GOP balance plan and Clinton's ten year alternative. Experts warn budgeting is unreliable and outcomes may diverge from predictions, even as both sides claim potential savings of hundreds of billions.
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Cee
Congressional Republicans
Clinton
Tories Must Face Choices For Leadership of Britain
John Major faces a leadership dilemma as John Redwood remains the sole declared challenger. Redwood accuses Major on Europe and taxation and calls for a vote to save seats and country. Betting odds show Major favored to survive, with Heseltine and Portillo as potential entrants if needed.
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John Redwood
John Major
Conservative
Britain
Major
Redwood
Europe
Michael Heseltine
Michael Portillo
Survivors Pulled From Mall Debris After 82 Hours
In Seoul 24 cleaning workers trapped for 82 hours were rescued from the Sampoong Department Store collapse. A 130 foot tunnel with 16 inch gaps aided their escape as relatives and rescuers cheered. One man in the crowd fainted upon seeing his spouse among the survivors. Emergency workers reported some drank urine to fight dehydration.
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Park Chun-hwa
Sampoong
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N.J
Yeltsin's govt Survives Critical No-Confidence Vote
In Moscow, Boris Yeltsin's government survived a second no-confidence vote with 193 to 116 in the State Duma, signaling renewed willingness for compromise. Chernomyrdin said the crisis was settled on compromise with the president's direct involvement as lawmakers debated Chechnya and economic policy.
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