Massacre Report Intensifies Algeria Civil War Bloodshed
Al Hayat reported militants killed at least 63 people after attacking two buses near Algiers with rifles daggers and axes. The government denied the claim noting poor communications hinder independent confirmation as the insurgency raged with over 60 000 killed since 1992.
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Frenchwoman joins Mir as Soyuz- TM24 docks in orbit
France's Claudie Andre Deshays becomes first French woman in space joining Russian cosmonauts Valery Korzun and Alexander Kaleri on the Soyuz TM-24 docking with the Mir station. They join Yuri Onufrienko Yuri Usachev and American Shannon Lucid, with Lucid set to be retrieved by an American shuttle in mid September.
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Kremlin denies Yeltsin serious illness
Kremlin spokesman Sergei Yastrzhembsky condemned Time magazine and said President Boris Yeltsin is not seriously ill. He noted Yeltsin works long days and undergoes daily medical tests at home outside Moscow.
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