Indonesian voters swing toward Yudhoyono in presidential race
Private poll shows Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono gaining ground on Megawati Sukarnoputri in a fractured race. A September runoff seems likely with Yudhoyono possibly facing Wiranto or Megawati, as Indonesia marks six years since Suharto's ouster.
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Austrian president in life threatening condition in Vienna
Austrian President Thomas Klestil was hospitalized in intensive care after heart failure with possible brain damage from oxygen loss. Doctors called his condition very life threatening and said he was clinically dead twice during emergency measures. The report notes helicopter resuscitation and ongoing critical care.
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British lawmakers reject outright ban on spanking
The House of Lords votes 250 to 75 against a total ban on spanking children and 226 to 91 to permit moderate spanking while tightening penalties for abuse. The amendment must pass the House of Commons before becoming law as Britain lags behind several European nations. Prime Minister Tony Blair’s government resists a ban, citing family autonomy.
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