Spain approves Pinochet extradition to face charges
Spain's government approved extradition of former Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet from Britain to face genocide, terrorism, and torture charges. Judge Garzon's warrant prompted the move amid Aznar's cabinet criticism of his probe into Chilean and Argentine human rights crimes.
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Faces and figures in Britain top a millennium portrait sweep
Margaret Thatcher and Stephen Hawking are among ten Britons chosen for a National Portrait Gallery Millennium exhibition to showcase famous and lesser known faces from the century. The panel, including Hawking, aims to cover each decade and preserve memory for 100 years ahead. Chelsea Clinton upheaval noted in Paris Match reports as family says she carries on despite whispers. Prince Charles visits Bucharest meeting a choir and disabled Romanians while touring an Orthodox monastery. Hundreds gather, chanting welcome as he discusses monastic restoration and local wheelchair making.
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Car explosion in Jerusalem market kills two and wounds twenty one
A red Fiat in Mahane Yehuda market exploded injuring 21 and killing two as shoppers fled the Sabbath crowds. Hamas claimed responsibility while Netanyahu faced criticism over stalled talks with Palestinians. Police found two suitcases of hazardous material nearby.
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Aid to Central America grows after Mitch toll rises
Aid workers struggle to reach survivors of Hurricane Mitch as officials say more than 10,000 died. Pledges arrive but damaged roads and bridges limit deliveries, leaving hundreds of communities with only helicopter drops. In Honduras Aguan Valley floodwaters receded to mud. residents lack potable water and food. a seven month old child died after three days without sustenance. The Olvido parish priest described ongoing child suffering.
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Hyde presses Clinton to answer 81 impeachment questions
National roundup notes House Judiciary Chairman Henry Hyde urges President Clinton to respond to 81 written questions as a condition for narrowing the impeachment inquiry. The questions cover whether Clinton made false and misleading statements under oath and aim to accelerate hearings. Independent Counsel Starr is slated as a key witness. In space news, John Glenn nears final orbit and plans a five day personal trip with his wife. separate reports include Louisiana youth-prison lawsuit and a California murder arrest, plus Kellogg unveils Ensemble health foods.
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