Clinton halts New World Mine plan near Yellowstone
President Clinton announced a settlement with a Canadian firm to stop the New World Mine project three miles northeast of Yellowstone National Park in exchange for 65 million dollars of federal land. The deal ends a major environmental dispute as conservationists warned of water runoff threatening the Clark's Fork river system.
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Wyo
Clinton
Yellowstone National Park
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New World Mine
New World
Yellowstone
Yellowstone River
Rochester mother shoots infant and husband then kills herself
In Rochester Minnesota a 32 year old mother Sue Her shoots her 4 month old son John Mona in the living room and kills her husband Lee Moua before turning the gun on herself. The infant, hospitalized in serious condition, suffers hydrocephalus. Neighbors and officials note cultural stigma around birth defects and possible maternal mental health factors.
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Minn
Sue Her
Lee Moua
Minneapolis
John Mona
John
Leona Hansen
Moua
Her
United States
Laos
Lee Pao Xiong
Council On
Christopher Herr
Alise Moua
Specialists say melatonin not proven sleep aid
In Bethesda Maryland at a National Institutes of Health conference specialists warned melatonin has not been scientifically proven as safe or effective as a sleep aid. Researchers note a brisk health food market despite unknown long term side effects and call for clearer regulation and study.
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Bethesda, Md
National Institutes of Health
Lebed seeks truce talks with Chechen rebels in Grozny
Russian security chief Alexander Lebed met with Aslan Maskhadov and rebel leaders to push for a cease fire and withdrawal of fighters from Grozny. The talks followed intense fighting and a damaged Russian advance as Lebed proposed a plan giving him control over Chechnya’s armed forces and federal appointments pending Yeltsin approval.
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Grozny
Russia
Boris Yeltsin
Chechnya
Alexander Lebed
Aslan Maskhadov
Lebed
Moscow
Yeltsin
Maskhadov
Security Council
Investigators Shift Focus to Carry-On Bags in TWA 800 Probe
Investigators narrowed the TWA 800 bomb inquiry to carry-on bags after recovering engines and another body on the Atlantic crash site. They examine the area near the right wing junction with the fuselage while testing luggage bins and reviewing whether a hidden device caused the explosion.
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TWA
East Moriches
N.Y
Atlantic Ocean
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