Drug czar to meet president backed by Cali cartel
Barry McCaffrey, the US drug czar, will meet with Colombian President Ernesto Samper amid criticism in Washington. The talks mark a break in a two year moratorium on high level contacts and reflect concern over Colombia facing a stronger leftist insurgency.
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Guggenheim Bilbao Opens Amid Tight Security
Spain’s Basque city Bilbao hosts the inauguration of the Guggenheim Museum with King Juan Carlos leading a security guarded gala. A police fatality linked to a flower shipment was noted as authorities uncovered weapons among arrangements. Clinton and Menem pledge climate commitments during Nahuel Nahuel ceremony, but no vow from Venezuela or Brazil.
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Former asylum inmate and brother plead guilty in Cairo tourist bus fire
Saber Abu el Alla and his brother Mahmoud pleaded guilty in a Cairo military court to a premeditated serious crime tied to a Sept 18 incident outside the Egyptian Museum. Twenty six people including nine Germans and an Egyptian bus driver were injured in the blaze that struck Cairo's tourism industry.
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Monument honors women in the U.S. armed forces at Arlington
Arlington dedication honors nearly two million servicewomen past and present with a 21.5 million memorial. President Clinton appears via video praising progress, while Kenny Rogers and Patti Austin perform and a commemorative stamp is issued. Frieda Hardin, 101, and Ann Freeman highlight the day.
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Coca Cola chairman Goizueta dies at 65
Coca Cola chief Roberto C. Goizueta died Saturday at 65 from lung cancer after a battle with cancer since September. The Emory University family and board noted his leadership, while M Douglas Ivester eyed a smooth transition as Goizueta’s legacy for Coke’s brand dominance.
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Nancy Dickerson Dies at 70 A Pioneering Newswoman
New York veteran journalist Nancy Dickerson, CBS News first female correspondent and first woman with a daily network news show, died after a long illness at age 70. She earned a Peabody in 1982 for 784 Days That Changed America From Watergate to Resignation and later worked with NBC Fox and founded Television Corporation of America.
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Tylenol labeling to warn parents on doses
Tylenol maker McNeil Consumer Products will add warning labels and advertising about risks of acetaminophen overdose in children. Infant Tylenol bottles to feature new labeling within six to seven weeks.
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