Supermodel sister death sparks questions on inhaler risk
Kristen Taylor, 17, sister of Niki Taylor, may have died from asthma or overdose of bronchial medicine, according to a medical examiner. An autopsy found no foul play or drug history. Niki found her sister collapsed at their Pembroke Pines home early Sunday.
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Clinton Trade Fight With Japan Expands To Paper Market
The Clinton administration opened a Section 301 probe into Japan over film and photographic paper after Kodak accused Fuji of erecting barriers costing Kodak $5.6 billion in sales. USTR Kantor said consultations will precede possible punitive tariffs, tightening a broader, contentious trade battle.
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Thagard voices cultural isolation aboard Mir mission
NASA astronaut Norman Thagard, at 111 days in orbit, said the psychological burden of living on a Russian space station could hinder longer stays. He noted language isolation as the only English speaker among Mir crew, expressing concern about six months in orbit. The Atlantis Mir crew prepared to undock.
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Major seeks knockout win to secure Tory leadership
London AP reports Prime Minister John Major faces a do or die leadership test against John Redwood. A Major victory would likely preserve foreign policy and avoid early elections, while a loss could threaten his premiership and shift Britain toward a Labor government and euro skepticism.
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Serbs attack more U.N. convoys in Bosnia conflict
In Bosnia and Herzegovina Serb separatists attacked U.N. peacekeeper convoys on Mount Igman for a second day as French troops used 120 mm mortars against Serb positions. Bosnian officials question the UN role amid deadly weekend violence and food distribution concerns.
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Senate spends millions on office costs and perks
Senate spending reports show staffs using up to 25 000 on aerobics and Weight Watchers in six months. Pervin Davar earned 900 for yoga related fees and travel as part of routine expenses.
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