Yeltsin names temporary justice minister amid video scandal
President Boris Yeltsin appoints Georgy Kulikov as acting justice minister after the suspension over a videotape showing Kovalyov with nude women. The case follows photos from a Moscow newspaper depicting Kovalyov at a sauna linked to a mafia suspect.
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Lebanese immigrant acquitted in deaths in German blaze
A German court acquitted Safwan Aid, a Lebanese immigrant, in a 1996 shelter fire that killed 10 African asylum seekers and injured 38 others. Judge Wilcken cited unresolved issues from testimony of 100 witnesses, including motive and ignition details.
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French pay homage to Cousteau at Notre Dame service
Nearly a thousand mourners attended a large memorial at Notre Dame in Paris for Jacques Cousteau. President Chirac joined family, officials, and citizens as Archbishop Lusztiger called him the poet of an inaccessible reality and praised his underwater explorations.
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