Voters weigh Belfast accord in peace vote
Northern Ireland and Ireland voters face ballots on the Belfast peace accord. Polls show broad approval as the agreement aims to set a June 25 election for a Belfast legislature and a power sharing administration requiring Protestant and Catholic support.
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Powerball winners thrill neighbors in Illinois town
Streamwood residents celebrate as Frank and Shirley Capaci, a retired electrician and secretary, appear to hold the winning Powerball ticket worth 195 million dollars. Neighbors praise the couple while awaiting official confirmation and noting their modest lifestyle.
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Clinton outlines cyber system for national defense
President Clinton called for a national cyber system and center to warn of and respond to computer attacks on critical infrastructure. IBM Dell BellSouth and GTE to participate with a target of full operation by 2008. Richard Clarke to oversee the project with a private advisory group led by Sam Nunn and Jamie Gorelick. He also ordered stockpiling antibiotics and vaccines for civilian protection against biological threats.
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Indonesia forms reform Cabinet after Suharto era ends
President Habibie announces a 36 member reform cabinet to purge cronies from Suharto’s regime. Six generals and six Muslim figures join, with Golkar dominance as protests linger outside Parliament in Jakarta while opposition and supporters clash.
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Teen to be tried as adult in slaying at dance
At a school dance in EDINBORO Andrew Wurst, 14, allegedly fired a pistol, killing teacher John Gillette and wounding students. Principal Patricia Crist testified the eighth grader pointed the weapon at her and said, That's not going to save you. The judge ordered Wurst to stand trial as an adult on criminal homicide charges.
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