Fire crews battle 15 wildfires across Idaho and NorCal damage
Overnight rain and snow tempered fires in Idaho as 4,500 crews fought 15 blazes across nearly 300000 acres. In Shasta County California hundreds assess 63000 acres of damage. Across the globe, Nagorno Karabakh reports 13 dead after Azerbaijan bombings. UN evacuates staff from Kabul amid intensified fighting. Lucille Brown, former Our Gang actress known for Farina, dies at 74 after a long illness.
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Bosnian forces launch new offensive on Sarajevo siege
Government troops renewed a broad assault to break the Serb siege of Sarajevo amid heavy shelling downtown and near the airport now under U.N. control for aid flights. Health officials report 46 killed and 303 wounded in the prior 24 hours, with Sarajevo's main hospital lacking water and electricity as a peace conference in London looms.
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Clinton Hits Bush Attacks Over Woody Allen Link
Bill Clinton denounces GOP attacks calling them offensive and says Republicans should be ashamed for tying his values to Woody Allen. He blames Bush supporters for the “off-the-wall” charge while campaigning with Al Gore during a Rust Belt tour. Clinton cites Democrats’ economic plan to boost jobs and family welfare in Erie and Chautauqua, New York.
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Bush silent on ethanol waiver during Midwest campaign
President Bush avoided a decision on whether to grant a waiver for corn ethanol sales as fuel amid EPA plans to ban its use in polluted cities to curb ozone. Administration aides said no decision was ready as Bush spoke to supporters at the Illinois State Fair.
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Cruise Ship Royal Pacific Sinks After Collision Near Singapore
More than 500 rescued from the 405-foot Royal Pacific after it struck a fishing trawler and sank in the Malacca Strait off Malaysia. Five missing and at least two dead. Survivors hauled to safety aboard two ships and returned to Singapore. An American passenger described the panic aboard.
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Israelis Free 800 Palestinian Prisoners Amid Peace Talks
Israel plans to release 800 Palestinians from prison and ease penalties to improve peace talks in Washington. It will gradually reopen roads, lift bans on some Palestinian houses, and allow Palestinians over 55 to enter Israel without special permits as the sixth round of negotiations resumes after a staff dispute.
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Bush to announce no fly zone over southern Iraq
President Bush likely will announce a no fly zone over southern Iraq to deter Saddam Hussein’s war planes. The White House said decision timing could slip from Tuesday amid speculation. Reports from Basra describe Iranian infiltrators and Iraqi deserters terrorizing Shiite Muslims while London sources cite shelling by the Iraqi army.
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Quayle Faces AIDS Protest Inside Lakeland Church
Vice President Dan Quayle and wife Marilyn visited Lakeland Florida as they promoted family values. An AIDS activist shouted inside the First Baptist Church declaring he is dying of AIDS and criticizing the Bush administration. Outside protesters displayed signs referencing Autum Aquino a young AIDS patient facing threats over public schooling.
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