Blast rocks Macedonia monastery during unrest in region
A 14th century monastery complex in Skopje was damaged by an explosion blamed on ethnic Albanian rebels by observers and the government. NATO ministers prepare to decide on deploying up to 3500 troops as disarmament and constitutional reforms unfold amid ethnic tensions.
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Arafat Seeks Berlin Talks for Gaza Cease-Fire
Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat proposed truce talks in Germany as Israel metro violence nears. Shimon Peres appeared likely to accept while Germany’s Joschka Fischer brokered sessions with Ariel Sharon in Jerusalem and Ramallah. A bomb exploded under a car in central Jerusalem but no casualties were reported. The US welcomed the potential Berlin venue as a feasible path to a gradual cease-fire after months of hostilities.
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Tennessee top party school ranking shocks UT leaders
The Princeton Review places the University of Tennessee No. 1 among party schools, a designation UT officials reject as they seek funding relief and a presidential candidate. The list also includes LSU, UC Santa Cruz, Florida State, and others across the South and nation based on student surveys.
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Activists sue South Africa over AIDS drug access
AIDS activists and doctors sue the South African government in Pretoria arguing that refusing wide distribution of the nevirapine drug violates patients rights to health care and harms HIV infected mothers and babies. The government maintains a limited pilot program while awaiting details. Boehringer Ingelheim has offered free nevirapine to developing countries. About 4.7 million South Africans are HIV infected.
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