Global changes in the air for Britain's governance
Scots vote for a separate Parliament amid enthusiasm and trepidation as independence-seeking nationalists threaten to be the main opposition. Welsh voters back a weaker assembly. England heads to a routine local ballot while Blair's decentralizing agenda tests his popularity.
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Clinton meets refugees in Ingelheim on Kosovo aid plan
President Clinton met ethnic Albanian refugees at a German processing center and discussed NATO efforts to end ethnic cleansing in Kosovo. He said a Western-Russian security force could protect Albanians when fighting ends and praised Russian involvement, amid Bonn talks on a Kosovo peace plan.
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Tornado survivors in Oklahoma City face wreckage and loss
In a debris strewn Oklahoma City yard seven year old Megan Varva surveys a rebuilt wardrobe amid Monday's deadly tornadoes that ravaged homes across Oklahoma and Kansas. Her family joins many in the plains rebuilding as damaged neighborhoods lie in splinters and shattered dreams.
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Bonding with the godfather James Brown eyes new wealth
James Brown seeks a bond issue to fund musical freedom and financial independence. An agent and broker weigh potential sums from the deal while other entertainment figures face legal settlements and public appearances.
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Tri County hospital proposal heads sideways after HMA drops
Health Management Associates of Naples Florida ended negotiations to build a 110 bed regional acute care hospital serving Bamberg Barnwell and Allendale counties. The firm sent a April 30 letter withdrawing interest and removing a $1 million cash deposit and interim management provisions from its prior proposal.
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Palmetto State report Briefly School threats common since Colorado tragedy
A 13-year-old Hickory Tavern boy pleaded guilty to threatening students at his Laurens County school. He faces up to 45 days in juvenile detention with evaluation before Laurens sentencing. Authorities say he found a hit list of students to harm, amid a wave of threats after the Columbine shootings.
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Workers Fired In South Carolina For Wearing Trench Coats
Two Spartanburg city workers suspended after wearing trench coats the day after the Colorado school shooting have been fired. Joe Tonkovic, 28, and Ryan Brennan, 30, were dismissed last week. Brennan appeals. Tonkovic had served since 1997 and Brennan since 1986, following resident and employee complaints.
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