Mother Teresa Leaves Calcutta Hospital After Illness
Mother Teresa, 86, returned home to her Missionaries of Charity headquarters in Calcutta after more than two weeks in hospital for heart problems fever and a lung infection. Doctors quoted her saying God will take care of me I have a lot of work to do as nearly 200 nuns and volunteers welcomed her with prayers.
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Mother Teresa
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McDonald's charity boosts child health effort in California
Ronald McDonald House Charities and Joan Kroc donated 2 million to the Betty Ford Center to expand a children’s substance abuse program, the largest gift to the center. Ken Baron said Mrs. Kroc and the charity aim to help children worldwide affected by addiction with the new funding. Michael Jackson statue rises in Prague replacing Stalin
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Ray Kroc
Betty Ford Center
Elizabeth Taylor
Don Johnson
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Six charged with insider trading over FDA piroxicam news
Regulators charge six Royce Laboratories insiders and relatives with illegal trades based on confidential FDA info. Six individuals, including three Royce employees Abul Bhuiyan Nilkanth Patel and Hasmukh Patel, allegedly profited or avoided losses totaling 143000 in 1991 1992. Relatives and friends allegedly tipped and traded Royce stock before FDA announcements about piroxicam.
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Miami Springs
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Nilkanth Patel
Copper City
Hasmukh Patel
Janak C. Patel
Elmhurst
Ill
Janak M. Patel
Wood Dale
Kanubhai Patel
Flushing
N.Y
Royce Securities
Midshipman and cadet charged in Texas teen slaying
Grand Prairie Texas police say Navy Academy midshipman Diane Zamora 18 and Air Force Academy cadet Davie Graham 18 killed 16 year old Adrianne Jones near a Grand Prairie farm road. Zamora allegedly admitted murder amid a dormitory dining party discussion. Police say jealousy and anger motivated the fatal shooting as Graham awaits extradition in Colorado.
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Adrianne Jones
Davie Graham
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Chechen Independence Day Mourns and Celebrates Five-Year Pact
In Grozny crowds mark Chechnya’s self-declared independence amid ruins and hardship. Tens of thousands died in the conflict since 1994 as residents face devastation, displacement, and fragile hopes for a coalition government after the current five-year deferral of final status.
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Grozny
Russia
Dzhokhar Dudayev
Soviet Union
Chukalova
Alexander Lebed
Chechya
Yeltsin urged to cede power amid surgery plans
Russia faces a potential power transfer as President Yeltsin prepares for coronary bypass surgery. National security chief Alexander Lebed urged naming a temporary ruler, citing Viktor Chernomyrdin, with Chubais and other leaders likely in play during Yeltsin’s absence. Communist leader Zyuganov called for urgent talks to prevent destabilization.
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Alexander Lebed
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Chernomyrdin
Lebed
Anatoly Chubais
Yeltsin health secrecy after surgery pledge
In Moscow Boris Yeltsin disclosed plans for heart surgery and called for openness on a leader's health but the Kremlin quickly refused to specify the operation type location or acting replacement. The lack of details raises concerns about stability amid Russia's economic troubles and political rivalries.
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Nomyrdin poised for takeover and snap election plan
The proposal envisions Nomyrdin assuming authority and calling new elections within three months. The law lacks a clear rule on presidential incapacity, leaving ambiguity over who decides. Communist Gennady Seleznyov, speaker of the State Duma, says parliament could appeal to the Constitutional Court if power is not transferred.
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Gennady Seleznyov
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Simpson verdict secrecy claims prompt shock and denials
Jeffrey Toobin alleges a jail guard tipped O J Simpson the night before the murder verdict. He says Cochran and Shapiro doubted guilt while Shapiro and Cochran deny the implications. Cochran calls Toobin’s claim an unmitigated lie as NBC Lineup airs discussion and jurors’ reactions.
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