Lansbury Says Murder She Wrote Is Being Killed
Angela Lansbury accuses CBS of killing the long running mystery drama by moving Murder She Wrote from Sundays to Thursdays and says this will be its last season. She contends the network is abandoning older viewers who watch the show.
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94 Year Old Kills Nephew Over Nursing Home Talk
In Winston Salem a 91 year old man is accused of fatally shooting his 74 year old nephew Joseph Brown after a weekly visit. Police say the suspect upset by talk of placing him in a nursing home may have acted during the encounter. The victim’s daughter cited the dinner discussion as the motive.
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Winston-Salem
N.C
William Edward Brown
Joseph Brown
Deneille ‘Atwood
Brenda Huffman
William Brown
Huffman
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Quebec Votes Today Seeks Fate of Separatist Bid
Quebec voters face a pivotal moment with the province split over independence. Campaign closes feature emotional appeals from separatist Lucien Bouchard and federalist Jean Chretien. Rallies in Beauport and Hull draw thousands as the crowd sang O Canada, signaling deep national tension.
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Montreal
Canada
Quebec
Lucien Bouchard
Beauport
Quebec City
Jean Chre
Ottawa
Ontario
Bosnia Peace Talks Begin at Wright Patterson AFB
Three Balkan leaders Slobodan Milosevic Alija Izetbegovic and Franjo Tudjman meet at Wright Patterson AFB near Dayton for protracted talks on Bosnia. Key issues include territorial divisions a new constitution and refugee repatriation while Holbrooke Bildt and Ivanov assist. NATO and U S pressure for a peace pact precedes sanctions relief.
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Washington
Ohio
Bosnia
Carl Bildt
European Union
Slobodan Milosevic
Alija Izetbegovic
Franjo Tudjman
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton
U.S
Richard C. Holbrooke
Bildt
Igor Ivanov
Sweden
State Department
Holbrooke
USA Today
Tudjman Party Boosted in Croatian Elections
Croatia voters gave President Franjo Tudjman’s party a boost in parliamentary elections but preliminary results suggested he may not win the two thirds majority needed to amend the constitution. US and U.N. envoys pressed to avert new fighting over Serb-held land as talks loom among Croatia Serbia and Bosnia.
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Zagreb, Croatia
Franjo Tudjman
Tudjman
U.N
Croatia
Serbia
Bosnia
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Mrs Dole to Help Husband Campaign for President
Elizabeth Dole will take a one year unpaid leave from her Red Cross post to aid Senator Bob Dole in the Republican campaign for president. She plans to return to her Red Cross job if he wins the nomination, becoming a full time first lady with a full time job.
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American Red Cross
Elizabeth Dole
Bob Dole
Fident
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Red Cross
USA Today
Norma Augustine
Red Cross Board of Governors
Asthmatics May Suffer From Muscle Problem
Baltimore scientists at Johns Hopkins Medical Center report that asthma may involve not only irritated airways but also stiff lung muscles. The study in The Journal of Clinical Investigation suggests asthmatics cannot relax airway smooth muscles, hindering breathing and potentially allowing early intervention before full asthma develops.
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Baltimore
Alkis Togias
Johns Hopkins Medical Center
Journal of Clinical Investigation
Togias
Hopkins
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