Ex-President Bush Undergoes Tests for Irregular Heartbeat
Former President George H. W. Bush, 75, left Naples Florida hospital and traveled to Houston for further tests after an irregular heartbeat. Doctors will assess Graves’ disease as a possible cause while noting dehydration and thyroid balance. Bush described the incident as “much ado about not much” and expects to stay up to two nights for evaluation.
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Bush
Florida
Texas
Naples
Fla
Naples Community Hospital
Methodist Hospital
Methodist
Mark John Hausknecht
Hausknecht
Florida Investors Conference
Akron student reports assassination question in ethics class
University of Akron student complains to the Secret Service after classmates name President Clinton as a hypothetical assassination target in an Applied Ethics in Criminal Justice course taught by Carole Garrison. The professor defends the exercise as a prompt for ethical discussion while the Secret Service reviews the incident.
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Knight Ridder
Akron
Ohio
University of Akron
Secret Service
Clinton
Carole Garrison
Applied Ethics
Secret Service Office
David Lee
NATO presses for more Kosovo troops to curb fresh unrest
NATO ambassadors warned of rising Serb Albanian tensions in Kosovo and urged rapid deployment of up to 2000 more soldiers to reinforce the 30000 troops already there. Gen Wesley Clark and Gen Klaus Reinhardt called for clear strategy as France Italy Spain and Britain volunteered additional forces while others held back.
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Kosovo
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Klaus Reinhardt
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Italy
Spain
Britain
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William Cohen
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Reinhardt
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U.S. Agency Hails Democracy Rise in Global Humans Rights
The State Department report notes more people live under elected governments, with Indonesia and Nigeria offering new democracies. It highlights global abuses including slave trafficking, and calls human rights a Clinton priority, with Russia condemned over Chechnya killings.
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North Korea
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Afghanistan
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Russia
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