Intocable members killed in Monterrey crash
Three members of the Texas band Intocable were killed and six others injured when their speeding station wagon skidded off a highway on the way from Zapata, Texas, to Monterrey in Nuevo Leon. Names of the deceased and injured were reported by regional police.
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Intocable
Zapata
Texas
Nuevo Leon
Jesus Garcia Flores
Federal Highway Police
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Luis Garcia Delgado
Silvestre Rodriguez
Jose Angel Gonzalez
Kosovo Albanians split by rivalries ahead of peace talks
Amid hopes for Kosovo independence, ethnic Albanian leaders clash over power and philosophy. U S and British envoys shuttle between hotels as international calls press unity in talks with Serbs. Violence persists with three Serb officers wounded near Istinic as rebels strike. NATO authorities potential military action looms if diplomacy fails.
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Aftermath of Colombia quake slows morgue intake at arena
In Armenia, Colombia, empty coffins stacked in a basketball arena morgue mark slowing arrivals after a Jan six magnitude quake. Many victims were buried in bags as relief lags, with 200,000 homeless and looting amid deteriorating conditions.
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Armenia
Quindio State University
Iraq objects to UN study panels on disarmament and missing Kuwait
Iraq denounces the U N Security Council move to form three study panels on Iraqi disarmament, humanitarian needs, and missing Kuwaitis as procrastination. Baghdad urges condemnation of U S and British actions and immediate, unconditional sanctions relief amid ongoing strikes.
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Legislators Brace For Fight Over Surplus
Washington AP report says Clinton will unveil a 2000 budget totaling 1.77 trillion with surpluses of 2.41 trillion through 2009, aiming targeted tax cuts and funding for health care and defense. Lawmakers anticipate a yearlong battle over how to use the windfall amid Senate and GOP opposition.
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Peace deal stalled as deadline for West Bank accord passes
In Jerusalem the United States backed peace terms giving Palestinians 13 percent of the West Bank, but the timetable expired with little implemented. Saeb Erekat blamed Prime Minister Netanyahu for delays tied to Israeli elections, while Netanyahu accused Palestinians of violations and said the Wye River accord had not failed. The agreement, signed with President Clinton present, was to be completed by January 31.
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Israel
West Bank
Saeb Erekat
Benjamin Netanyahu
Netanyahu
Yasser Arafat
Palestinian Authority
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Hearst Leaves Federal Prison Near San Francisco
On this day in history 1979 Patricia Hearst, heiress and bank robbery convict, is released from a federal prison near San Francisco after her sentence is commuted by President Carter.
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President Carter
San Francisco
Ociated Press
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