Ould Sid Ahmed Taya Seen Winner in Mauritania Vote
Military ruler Col Maaouiya Ould Sid Ahmed Taya emerged as apparent winner of Mauritania's first multiparty presidential vote amid violence and cheating claims. Security forces patrolled Nouakchott as tear gas was fired at Daddah supporters and 25 injured reported at the National Hospital.
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Sid’Ahmed Taya
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Second probe finds no murder in reporter Casolaro death
Martinsburg West Virginia prosecutors say a new inquiry into journalist Joseph Casolaro's death found no evidence of murder. Casolaro was found in a Fairfax area hotel room with wrists slashed, ruled a suicide.
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Bush Plans Tax Cuts and Spending to Tackle Recession
President Bush will unveil a broad package blending middle income tax relief and spending choices as the centerpiece of his State of the Union and budget plan aimed at ending the recession. The package reportedly includes a larger capital gains tax cut, a first time home buyers credit, IRA withdrawals for down payments, and business tax credits with temporary depreciation boosts.
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Bush
State of the Union
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Fire destroys Mozart and Beethoven scores in California
A three alarm blaze in Burbank wiped out original scores by Mozart and Beethoven and damaged a multimillion dollar music and art collection. Fire officials said the roof collapsed in the 100 by 200 foot building. no injuries were reported. The Deutsch and Rigler Foundation owned the antiquities. a Puccini letter was also lost.
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Richard Fischer
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Deutsch and Rigler Foundation
Ledler Corp
Zhao Ziyang adviser Bao Tong charged with subversion
Bao Tong, a senior adviser to Zhao Ziyang, charged with subverting the government after more than 22 years in detention. The former head of the party research center for political reform remains a Central Committee member despite his fall from power.
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Democrats Seek Black Support At Rainbow Coalition Forum
Democratic presidential hopefuls courted the black vote at a Rainbow Coalition forum led by Jesse Jackson. They promised jobs, better inner city schools, affordable health care and emphasized minority representation, with undecided attendees seeking education and urban policy specifics. Jackson warned candidates to address black voters or risk losing critical support.
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Jesse Jackson
Rainbow Coalition Forum
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Virginia
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Rainbow Coalition
Arkansas
Bill Clinton
District of Columbia
Singer Chalino shoots back during deadly club melee
In Coachella California a nightclub singer Chalino shot into the audience after patron Edward Gallegos jumped on stage and opened fire. The singer returned fire and 11 people were shot overall with three critically injured.
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Chalino
Joseph Murillo
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