Countdown Begins for Mars Global Surveyor Mission
NASA reports the Mars Global Surveyor nears Mars to map the planet. Ground crews prepare rocket firings to enter orbit using aerobraking over four months then pole to pole observations to build global maps.
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Haitians protest slow ferry death toll recovery at Monrovia area
In Montrois Haiti mourners demand quicker recovery of victims after the Pride of Gonave sank killing roughly 200. U S divers and Canadian peacekeepers assisted as authorities paused efforts awaiting more capable divers amid murky waters. The crowd set fires on a highway block to press for faster handling of bodies.
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India honors Mother Teresa with state tribute in Calcutta
Army generals draped the flag over Mother Teresa’s body as nuns from Missionaries of Charity prayed. A five minute ceremony at St Thomas Church preceded her state funeral on Saturday with papal delegation details announced.
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El Nino Wrecks Pacific Business Hits New Zealand
Drought blamed on El Nino forces Papua New Guinea copper shipment stoppage and Fly River water drops halt BHP Ok Tedi barge traffic. New Zealand faces storms and projected crop and livestock losses around $130 million per government estimates.
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Albright urges Arafat to crack down on terrorism
Secretary of State Madeleine Albright told Yasser Arafat that terrorism threatens peace and urged a determined fight against Palestinian militants. Arafat blamed Israel for stalemate in peace talks, criticizing withdrawals and settlements while expressing sympathy for Israeli victims of suicide bombings. Albright pressed Palestinian security while condemning Israel for withholding tax money, saying it hinders the political partnership.
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Senate vote ends tobacco industry tax break
In a 95 to 3 vote the Senate rescinded a $50 billion tax break included in the budget bill. The move signals uncertainty over the industry settlement with states and could affect House action on the measure. The vote underscores the limits of tobacco lobby power on Capitol Hill.
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Berger ties to donor fuels Senate scrutiny in 1995 memo
Washington memo shows Sandy Berger weighing meeting with Hong Kong businessman Eric Hotung at Dem chair's request. Later, Berger faces questions on granting the request and posing for photos with Hotung who had pledged a $100000 donation to Democrats.
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