Ambassadors Remember Harriman and Train Wreck Near Capitol
Remains of Pamela Harriman were flown home from Paris in a ceremony led by Winston Churchill and Madeleine Albright. In Missouri, twenty five coal cars derailed near the Capitol spilling 3000 tons of coal with no injuries. President Clinton launched a $200 million classroom computer grant program to modernize schools nationwide.
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Booing Dampens Gore Chernomyrdin Auto Show Visit
At the Chicago Auto Show crowds jeered as Vice President Gore and Russian Prime Minister Viktor Chernomyrdin toured privately. Police kept attendees out for 40 minutes, prompting chants of Refund. Gore apologized for delays due to a Washington snowstorm before brief remarks and a later meeting with Midwest business leaders.
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Relatives view Flight 800 wreckage in hangar display
SMITHTOWN New York Families of TWA Flight 800 victims toured a hangar containing about 50 000 pieces of the Boeing 747 including seats personal belongings and luggage The visit comes as investigators consider bomb missile or mechanical failure as possible causes of the July 17 explosion
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Ecuador's Forces Withdraw Support for Bucaram
General Jose Grijalva said the armed forces would not back Abdala Bucaram as he fights to stay in office. Reports indicated Vice President Rosalia Arteaga and Fabian Alarcon could assume the presidency after Congress, with military and congressional leaders reaching an agreement for Arteaga to take power.
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Serbian opposition fears Milosevic double cross on elections
Belgrade protests enter 81st day as opposition leader Vuk Draskovic alleges Milosevic may veto or exclude New Belgrade and Mladenovac from a law honoring municipal victories. Milosevic says Parliament will approve the bill, while Zajedno demands inclusion of the two municipalities.
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Teen murder suspect coaches youth soccer on bail
WYCKOFF New Jersey AP The teenager accused of killing his newborn son will coach youth soccer while free on bail awaiting murder trial. Brian Peterson 18 accepted help from his high school coach Evan Baumgarten to join a club as others wrote letters supporting bail to a Delaware judge. Peterson and girlfriend Amy Grossberg 18 had been allowed to return home on bail last week.
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