Preval victory in Haiti sparks turnout questions
Rene Preval, former prime minister and ally of Aristide, surged toward the Haiti presidency as turnout drew debate on mandate. In Washington, Colin Powell rejected a 1996 bid and declined the No 2 spot, while Bob Dole floated Powell as VP if offered. Virginia McMartin, the acquitted preschool case figure, died at 88 after strokes, and Christopher Martini, 7, died nine days after ice rescue in Rhode Island Hasbro Children’s Hospital.
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Rene Preval
Jean-Bertrand Aristide
Haiti
Preval
Washington
Colin Powell
Torrance
Calif
Virginia McMartin
McMartin
Little Company of Mary Hospital
David Marsden
Manhattan Beach
Fog lifts as US troops land in Tuzla Bosnia
With a clear day, US flights land in Tuzla to move troops and equipment into Bosnia while weak rail links hold others in Austria and Croatia. By nightfall 16 flights arrived, transporting vehicles and personnel for a 20 000 strong deployment in the region.
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Zupanja
Croatia
Tuzla
Bosnia
Austria
U.S
Sarajevo
Belgrade
NATO
Stanley Cherrie
U.S. Army
Communists Take First in Russia Elections Amid Reform Setback
With two thirds of votes counted, the Communist Party led with about 22 percent, while reformist blocs held 17 percent combined. Our Home is Russia and Yabloko trailed, and Russia’s Choice fell short at 4.8 percent, signaling a parliament resembling the old one.
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Moscow
Communist Party
Russia
Boris Yeltsin
Viktor Chernomyrdin
Party of Power
Our Home
Yabloko
Russia's Choice
Birth of tiny triplets defies medical odds
In West Palm Beach Delvonda and Bernard Boldin celebrate the outbreak of triplets born weeks apart. Doctors at Good Samaritan Hospital report all three fetuses weighing just under two pounds and in stable condition with no current major complications. Kenard was born first nearly four months early. the sisters followed days later and are under careful neonatal monitoring.
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Knight-Ridder
West Palm Beach
Fla
Delvonda
Bernard Boldin
Boldin
Good Samaritan Hospital
Kenard
HIV Level Threshold for Mother to Child Transmission
New York State Health researchers studied 30 pregnant women and found a viral load of 50 000 viruses per milliliter predicts about a 75 percent chance of HIV transmission to the infant. Below that level the odds fall to 3 percent, with the finding to appear in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
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New York State Department of Health
FDA approves faster spit test for tuberculosis
The FDA approved Gen-Probe Inc s Mycobacterium Tuberculosis Direct Test a spit test that returns results in four to five hours. It is 95.5 percent accurate but requires standard TB tests still be used to confirm diagnosis.
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FDA
Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Gen-Probe Inc
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