Congress avoids veto override on sanctions bill
Congress delayed a veto override on a sanctions bill against foreign companies aiding Iran as the administration moved to sanction nine Russian firms. Four Dayton children suffocated in a family case, police say a suspect household child is targeted. Three Mile Island reactor sale valued at 100 million set to regulators' approval, AmerGen to pay GPA for reactor and fuel. Clinton plan to release tobacco industry records via 90 day indexing blueprint. A young Englewood brother and sister suffocated in a basement freezer after being trapped by a latch. babysitter found them unconscious.
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Yeltsin Apologizes for Romanov Slaughter in Memorial
President Boris Yeltsin apologized for the 1918 murder of Nicholas II and family in a national address at Saints Peter and Paul Cathedral. The funeral in St. Petersburg drew about 300 mourners, with Rostropovich calling it a sign Russia is changing, while church leaders disputed remains and many Russians remained disengaged.
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Nations approve permanent war crimes tribunal
Delegates from over 100 countries overwhelmingly approved a treaty creating the world’s first permanent war crimes court in The Hague. The vote was 120 to 7 in favor with 21 abstentions, despite U.S. objections and attempts by India and others to derail the package.
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Record heat wave bakes Southwest Texas with 60 deaths
The Southwest Texas region endures another day of 100 plus temperatures extending a deadly heat wave. At least 60 people have died across states, with Texas reporting 32 deaths and $1.5 billion in crop damage. Fort Bragg soldiers were hospitalized for heat exhaustion after a 12 mile march.
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