Stadium collapse kills 32 in Paraguay convention
In Ciudad del Este eastern Paraguay a portion of a stadium collapsed during a political convention, killing at least 32 people and injuring over 100. Winds or a tornado were suspected as a factor, with authorities awaiting official findings.
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Ciudad del Este
Cardinal and
Nandati
William Kneas
US National Weather Service
Mild flu season ahead may be less deadly
Atlanta report says this year's flu season could be milder than last year though illness remains severe. CDC predicts Type B will predominate over the deadlier Type A, with deaths usually around 20,000, potentially higher in harsh years. Vaccination urged for elderly and immunocompromised.
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Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Nancy Arden
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Ms. Arden
Congress Blames Arafat Over Jerusalem Bombing
Congress facultying fury at Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat after a fatal attack in Jerusalem pedestrian mall. Speakers and Senators threaten to cut U S aid to the Palestinian Authority while President Clinton seeks cooperation in security efforts.
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Yasser Arafat
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Arafat
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Palestinian Authority
Alfonso D'Amato
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Connie Mack
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Tim Hutchinson
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Joseph Lieberman
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Trent Lott
Mississipi
Massachusetts
Martha’s Vineyard
Voters reject abolition bid to dissolve Miami government
In a defining election the Miami city government survives as 85 percent or 26,095 voters favor retaining the city while 15 percent or 4,570 vote to merge with Metro-Dade County. Mayor Joe Carollo hailed the result saying Miami’s resilience endures.
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Miami
Metro-Dade
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E coli genome mapped as step toward vaccines
A Wisconsin led team sequenced and mapped the 4 288 genes in a common E coli strain related to 0157, the deadly toxin producer. The work, published in Science, aims to guide new drugs or vaccines against foodborne illness.
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Washington
Science
Frederick Blattner
University of Wisconsin, Madison
Blattner
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