Yeltsin Stable After Heart Trouble Amid Health Crisis
President Boris Yeltsin remained in stable condition at Moscow’s Central Clinical Hospital after a heart attack and tests showed blood supply problems but no heart failure. He worked on Kremlin documents, canceled trips, and a summit with Balkan leaders was postponed as he plans to rest in hospital or at Barvikha. The illness looms over December elections and June presidential plans.
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World Condemns Nuclear Test Across Globe
Greenpeace activists flood Paris post office with 244 tons of petitions totaling 7 million signatures to urge Chirac to halt underground tests at Mururoa Atoll. France defends program with one test monthly, pledging to stop by next spring while seeking a global ban treaty.
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Cochran Hints Civil Case May Be Tough For Simpson
Cambridge Mass The personal lives of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman become fair game in the civil suits filed by their families against O J Simpson attorney Johnnie Cochran Jr said after a Harvard speech The civil cases may reveal information not heard in the nine month trial Cochran led the defense and urged students to beware the dangers of high profile cases noting threats faced in court
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Britain bans Rev. Moon from entering the country
The Home Office barred 75 year old Sun Myung Moon, leader of the Unification Church, from Britain for being not conducive to the public good. He was to visit London for his first trip since 1978 to address followers amid ongoing church controversy. The church claims 2 to 3 million followers globally.
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