Britain to Legalize Gaelic Street Signs
Belfast AP reports Britain plans to repeal the ban on Gaelic street signs reversing a 1949 prohibition in Northern Ireland. Catholic nationalists praise the move as democratic while Mairtin Mac Carrain vows to post remaining signs before enforcement ends. La Nuachtan, funded by Britain, continues to publish in Gaelic.
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Pilgrims Buy Jordan River Water in Holy Bottle Boom
In Jerusalem merchants sell Jordan River water in Jesus-shaped bottles for up to 7.50. Pilgrims seek the sacred mud and baptismal history while vendors insist the water is authentic though supply and origins remain uncertain.
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Yeltsin Eyes Early Summit Over Major Arms Pact
Russian President Yeltsin orders foreign and defense chiefs to Geneva to resolve final sticking points with the United States on a landmark disarmament treaty. Moscow hints a January summit could follow once a deal is secured, per a Foreign Ministry spokesman.
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