Prosecutor Arrests Former Nazi Officer in 1942 43 Deaths
German prosecutors announced the arrest of a 78 year old former Nazi officer in connection with investigations into the 1942 43 killings of about 70 000 Jews at a Polish concentration camp. The suspect faces charges as an accessory to mass murder.
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Weizman reelected Israel president after tight vote
Israel’s president Ezer Weizman won a second five year term with 63 votes in the Knesset. Shaul Amor received 49 votes amid a strong challenge. eight lawmakers abstained. Weizman pledged to work with Prime Minister Netanyahu as a new era begins.
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India Election Sparks Coalition Talks Across Parties
In New Delhi, no party won a clear majority in the 545 seat Lok Sabha. BJP and allies led with 251 seats, Congress bloc 166, United Front 96, with independents possible in a coalition. Flash floods in Pakistan kill at least 75 and leave 250 missing, hindering relief efforts near Turbat.
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Anthrax vaccine shows promise in monkeys for real Gulf use
U S researchers say vaccinated monkeys survived exposure far beyond lethal doses of airborne anthrax at Fort Detrick. Pentagon moves to inoculate 36000 troops in the Persian Gulf with six shots over 18 months plus yearly boosters amid fears of a biological attack by Iraq.
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Senate probes to widen over Microsoft practices
Senate Judiciary Chair Orrin Hatch says the panel will intensify its investigation by seeking waivers to nondisclosure agreements that limit licensees from discussing Microsoft business with outsiders. Microsoft agrees to cooperate while protecting trade secrets. The push follows a 4 1/2 hour hearing amid multiple allegations against the company.
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Jordan testifies in scandal about Clinton friendship
Vernon Jordan tells grand jurors he will give the truthful story of his role in the Monica Lewinsky controversy without harming his enduring friendship with President Clinton. He emerged from the federal courthouse confident and unfazed after a full day of testimony and said prosecutors want him back Thursday. He spoke briefly to reporters and declined to answer questions.
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McKinney denies wrongdoing in Army sex case
Fort Belvoir Va The Army’s former top enlisted man Sgt Maj Gene McKinney testified for four hours denying charges of pressuring six women for sex since 1994 He argued some claims were fabrications for revenge The 47 year old faces up to 55 1 2 years in prison if convicted
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Time magazine 75th birthday bash draws rich and famous
New York Time magazine marks 75 with 1200 luminaries at Radio City Music Hall including Clinton and stars from Mel Brooks to Mikhail Gorbachev. Attendees include Kennedy Jr., DiMaggio, Kevorkian, Falwell, Farrakhan, Welch, Wiesel, and Gates after Capitol Hill testimony.
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