Yugoslav Students Boycott Classes in Mass Protest
Thousands of high school students in Belgrade and Nis walked out to condemn President Slobodan Milosevic. The action aimed to spark a national movement echoing Eastern Europe uprisings, with banners opposing Milosevic and a planned Belgrade demonstration.
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Yugoslavia
Slobodan Milosevic
Europe
Nis
Serbia
Slobodan
Zoran Zivkovic
Streisand bids fans farewell at Madison Square Garden
Barbra Streisand performed what she called her last live show at Madison Square Garden. She said goodbye to this part of her life as fans responded with a long standing ovation and mixed emotion.
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New York
Barbra Stresana
Streisand
Madison Square Garden
Iran suspends reformist lawyers over videotape case
An Iranian court suspended two reformist lawyers for five years citing a videotape that allegedly showed links between hard line officials and Islamic vigilante attacks. A vigilante group member was sentenced to two years in jail in the same case. The lawyers deny making the tape.
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Ehran
Conservaive
Congress approves modest conservation land bill
Congress reached a minor conservation pact that could lift federal land acquisition and preservation spending next year. Rep. Norm Dicks called the agreement the largest resources increase for conservation in U S history, with $1.6 billion set for next year and rising to $2.4 billion by 2006. The accord clears the path for a $19 billion Interior Department funding bill next week.
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Congress
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White House
Cuba
Missouri
Norm Dicks
Washington
House Appropriations Interior Panel
Clinton
Interior Department
Million Email March backs MP3 legal digital copies bill
Mp3.com launches the Million Email March a political campaign to back a bill by Rep. Rick Boucher and GOP co sponsors that would legalize storing and listening to digital music online after proving ownership. The proposal aims to resolve copyright infringement charges against the company by allowing digital copies of recordings to be created and shared via the Internet.
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JUS Angeles
Mp3.com Inc
Rick Boucher
D-Va
FDA approves abortion pill mifepristone use in early pregnancy
The FDA authorizes mifepristone as an alternative to surgical abortion. The process involves a first pill in seven weeks, embryo detachment, a second misoprostol dose two days later to induce contractions, and a follow up within two weeks to confirm completion.
FDA approves abortion pill RU-496 amid political controversy
The FDA approved mifepristone as a non surgical option for early term abortions. Officials predicted doctors will offer it within a month and emphasized office administration to monitor side effects. The decision drew mixed reactions from Gore and Bush amid a heated national debate.
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Chicago
US. Food and Drug Administration
National Abortion Federation
FDA
Clinton
al Gore
Gore
Bush
Trudeau dies ushering in Camelot memory for Canada
Former Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau dies at 80 from prostate cancer at his Montreal home. Tributes recall a Kennedy like charisma and vivid public life with images of family and iconic moments. Funeral plans not announced.
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Pierre Trudeau
Trudeau
Montreal
Quebec
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Canada
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Arkansas
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Monica Lewinsky
Oklahoma City University School of Law
Center For the Study of State
Woman receives Lincoln Town Car gift from James Brown
Maria Terrones from Wichita says the Lord and James Brown blessed her with a Lincoln Town Car after a late night phone call and a purchase arranged by Brown's team. The gift followed Terrones missing church due to a non starting car and a subsequent meeting in Kansas City.
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Wichita
Kan
Lord
Maria Terrones
Lincoln
James Brown
Terrones
Gigi DeLeon
CBS
Brown
Beech Island
Ralph Ruiz
Friendly Ford
el Dorado
Augusta
Ruiz
Kansas City
Jail drugs bigger problem than sex after guards study
A former internal affairs investigator says drugs in South Carolina prisons outpace sex between guards and inmates. The corrections chief notes resignations after drug cases are reviewed while conceding the problem persists but is not widespread. He cites a large prison market and high rates of drug offenses among employees.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Joseph Baker
State Corrections Department
William “Doug” Catoe
Catoe
Department of Corrections
Greenville
Corrections Department
Susan Smith
Women's Correctional Institution
State Law Enforcement Division
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Baker
Public tours of Hunley to begin next month
Charleston officials announce weekend public tours of the H L Hunley begin Saturday October 14 at the Warren Lasch Conservation Center in North Charleston. Tours run for 20 minutes with a history program and access to the tank, as excavation is set to resume in November.
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Charleston
H.L. Hunley
North Charleston
Glenn McConnell
Hunley Commis
Sion
Conservation Lab
Sullivans Island
Warren Lasch
McConnell
Hunley Commission
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