Women with chest pain receive fewer tests than men
AP reports Mayo Clinic findings show women with serious chest pain are less likely to undergo diagnostic heart tests and less likely to suffer heart attacks, suggesting men may be overtreated rather than women under cared for. Also notes Clinton plan for Indian programs and new anti harassment guidelines and Endeavour delay due to faulty computer.
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In Vienna on Tuesday Joerg Haider reached a coalition deal between his Freedom Party and the conservative People’s Party. The United States and the European Union warned such a government could isolate Austria, while President Klestil could still block the pact.
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Chechen fighters flee Grozny amid Russian push
A large Chechen force abandoned Grozny during a Russian blockade and many fled south to join other rebels. Two senior commanders and scores of fighters died in a minefield and shelling. Shamil Basayev reportedly lost a leg. Several leaders, including Aslanbek Ismailov Khunkar-Pasha Israpilov and Grozny mayor Lecha Dudayev, were said killed.
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House votes to boost U S Taiwan military ties
The House approved 341 to 70 a bill lifting the ban on direct U S military contact with Taiwan and expanding exchanges. It would open U S military academies to Taiwanese officers and require annual Pentagon threat reports. Opponents warn of instability. China condemns the move.
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Barak softens threat to end talks with Syria
Prime Minister Ehud Barak said Israel will punish Lebanese guerrillas for attacks but will not abandon the goal of a peace treaty with Syria. He spoke after three soldiers were killed in a missile attack, urging perseverance while keeping Syria negotiations in view.
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