Rio Beaches Polluted By Major Sewage Spill
A major sewer line repair causes Río de Janeiro to dump raw sewage into the ocean along popular beaches, fouling the coast from Copacabana to Ipanema and Leblon and spoiling the city’s tourism image. Nearby, Tokyo ends floor trading for electronic systems, marking the retirement of its traditional pit market.
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Sugarloaf Mountain
Copacabana Beach
Ipanema
Leblon
Gregory Tennyson
Diamond Bar
Calif
London blast at gay pub kills two in Soho
An explosion at the Admiral Duncan in Soho killed two and injured over 60 as authorities linked the blast to nail bombings targeting minority communities. Police, hospitals, and Home Secretary Jack Straw vowed to pursue perpetrators amid cross-city investigations and heightened security around gay venues.
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London
Soho
Admiral Duncan
Alan Fry
Scotland Yard
Compton Street
Fry
Combat 18
London Ambulance Service
St.Thomas's Hospital
Matt Tee
Home
Jack Straw
Britain
Martin Ireland
SKY TV
Panama Canal native politics loom after election
Panama election winner will gain control of the Panama Canal on December 31 when the canal is handed to the new president. The canal now overseen by the U S Panama Canal Commission moves to Panamanian autonomy as a major regional question weighs on U S and world opinions.
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Ankara
Turkey
Abdullah Ocalan
Turgut Okyay
Ocalan
Okyay
Panama
Panama Canal
United States
Panama Canal Commission
U.S
Manuel Noriega
Martin Torrijos
Torrijos
Omar Torrijos
Carter
Mireya Moscoso
State health problems clear but solutions unclear
Charleston report on the South Carolina Medical Association meeting highlights smoking infant mortality stroke and sexually transmitted diseases as major issues. Dr Daniel Nixon cites 6000 annual cancer deaths from smoking and notes low taxes and tobacco's economic role hinder progress. Dr Charles Smith of Cenene fed bie patients with oral cancer who still smoke.
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Charleston
South Carolina
The
South Carolina Medical Association
Daniel Nixon
Nixon
Medical University of South Carolina
Hollings Cancer Center
Tobar
Charles Smith
Cenene
Former conductor settles dispute with Greenville Symphony
Greenville Symphony former conductor David Pollitt reached an out of court settlement after suing the orchestra for mismanagement. Pollitt alleged executive director Olin Lansbury interfered in his artistic vision and accused the board of ignoring his complaints. He was fired after filing suit.
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Greenville
Greenville Symphony
David Pollitt
Pollitt
Symphony Board
Bob Hassold
Olin Lansbury
Symphony
GREER
Charlie Edwards
Edwards
Greenville Memorial Hospital
Doc Severinsen quits Buffalo Philharmonic in dispute
Buffalo conductor Doc Severinsen resigns amid management plan to replace two outside marketing consultants with an in house director led by Lawrence Ribits. Severinsen cites discomfort with the change and says if it’s working, don’t fix it, describing a contentious shift over marketing strategy.
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Buffalo
Doc Severinsen
Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra
Severinsen
Lawrence Ribits
Leveringen
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Lee County
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Minnesota
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Cosby
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Erskine College
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San Francisco
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Willie Brown
Ann
Gordon Getty
Ole
Nash Bridges
Kelley Phileger
Elliot Mintz
Kevin Costner
Cheech Marin
Robert Wagner
Mintz
Getty Estate
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Daryl Hannah
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