U N envoy returns as Iraq questions weapons inspector Butler
In Baghdad an Iraqi backlash against UNSCOM chief Richard Butler escalates over demand for more documents. U.N. envoy Prakash Shah leaves Bahrain for Baghdad while Iraqi officials label Butler motives as aimed at justifying a U.S. strike. Iraq insists it has destroyed prohibited weapons and argues sanctions should lift.
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World roundup Chaos surrounds Puerto Rico vote on US ties
SAN JUAN Puerto Rico amid a weather of mixed messages and recriminations ahead of a December 13 referendum on the island’s ties to the United States. Debates focus on what the island is now and how any result should be read, with tensions over participation.
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Jagger Hall split again amid anger over daughter Elizabeth
London gossip catalogs a fresh rift between Mick Jagger and Jerry Hall with tabloid claims focusing on Jagger’s anger over daughter Elizabeth following in her mother’s footsteps on the catwalk and a reported quarrel at their Condon mansion. The Mail on Sunday cites a fallout as he left for France after accusing Hall of reviving publicity through modeling.
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Kevorkian challenges prosecutors in Youk case
Detroit scene details Dr. Jack Kevorkian filming the euthanasia of Thomas Youk using injections as Youk dies. Kevorkian, who says he helped about 120 people die, calls Youk's death his first euthanasia and pushes prosecutors to charge him. Oakland County Prosecutor David Goreyca declined comment after the TV broadcast.
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Yeltsin Hospitalized With Pneumonia And Fever
Moscow officials said President Boris Yeltsin, 67, was rushed to the government Central Clinical Hospital with pneumonia and a 102 degree fever. The Kremlin reported the illness as a new health crisis amid his recent trips cancellations and limited public appearances during a period of economic strain.
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Septuplets house open house draws thousands in Carlisle
Carlisle Iowa saw about 3,500 residents tour the McCaughey family’s 6,400 square foot home on Sunday, marking both a birthday celebration and thanks to the community for the world’s first living septuplets born November 19, 1997. The event highlighted continued public interest in the family and their milestone.
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