Bosnian Serb ex-president vows defiance after firing
The fired Bosnian Serb president Nikola Poplasen refused to yield, threatening new means of defense if democratic principles are not applied. International actions ended Serb control of a key city, prompting warnings of potential violence against foreign officials.
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Church Gunman Kills Four at Louisiana Church
Four killed and four injured in a church shooting in Gonzales Louisiana when gunman Snow Miller opened fire during a Bible lesson at New St John Fellowship Baptist Church He later killed his mother in law before escaping to a shed where police wounded him He faces four counts of first degree murder and three counts of attempted murder as investigations continue.
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Clinton Praises Central America Peace In El Salvador Speech
President Clinton commends Central Americans for embracing peace and democracy after decades of war and dictatorship. He says the United States helped prop up brutal regimes and vows to aid rebuilding of lives and livelihoods while strengthening freedom and peace. He recalls civilians killed in civil wars as his tour ends.
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National roundup highlights Congress aid and web scams
A Washington hearing heard a passenger recount a nine hour delay during a January ice storm and Virgin Atlantic luggage disputes. Regulators said 33 actions targeted 67 defendants in internet pyramid schemes, while a study warned states underfund rainy day reserves. Providence Secret Service notes younger counterfeiters using home computers challenge currency security.
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Consumer friendly drug labels roll out nationwide
New regulations take effect requiring all over the counter medicines to carry clearer labels so consumers can identify effective remedies and proper usage at a glance. Vice President Al Gore planned to announce the measures at a White House ceremony.
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al Gore
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Cher sues ex-manager for 15 percent of profits
ICTR reports Bill Sammeth sues Cher alleging a deal granting 15 percent of profits from the Believe album. Sammeth, fired days before Cher sang the national anthem at the Super Bowl, claims he is still owed pay after 22 years as her personal manager.
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Los Angeles
Bill Sammeth
Sammeth
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