Train derailment dumps toxic chemicals near Miami Oklahoma
A Burlington Northern train carrying flammable chemicals derailed about 11 a.m. causing 1 000 residents to evacuate briefly. Twelve of ninety cars jumped the track but no injuries were reported. Authorities recovered the scene as inspections continued overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Okla
Burlington Northern
Clinton and Leaders Face Limits as Halifax Summit Ends
At the Halifax gathering of the G7 plus Russia the leaders back a 58 billion bailout fund and call for a Bosnia cease fire while confronting limits on what they can achieve. Clinton notes Congress opposition to paying for peacekeeping and warns of sanctions in a muted show of power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Russia
Clinton
Boris Yeltsin
Japan
Canada
Europe
Bosnia
Group of Seven
Herve de Charette
U.N
Congress
Britain
John Major
Jacques Chirac
Major
Oklahoma City
Water conflicts loom as one in five countries face shortages
At an international conference on food security and the environment experts warn one in five nations lack adequate water. More than 200 shared basins raise dispute potential with Nile and Ganges basins highlighted. Proposals include subsidy cuts and price increases to curb waste, plus boosting agricultural research to tackle malnutrition killing up to 60,000 children daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Washington
Middle East
Karnataka
Tamil Nadu
India
South Asia
Ganges-Brahmaputra
Asia
Africa
GOP infighting threatens welfare reform passage
Senate Republicans are deeply split over welfare reform especially the funding formula, risking delay or defeat of a key GOP priority. Bob Dole said a large formula dispute between Sun Belt growth states and Northern and Midwestern states could block the bill despite House approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Washington
Senate
Bob Dole
House
Dole
CBS
Sun Belt
Space shuttle Atlantis ready to mate with MIR in historic docking
The Atlantis will dock with the Russian MIR station for a five day mission to exchange crew, food, and equipment in a symbolic merger of U.S. and Soviet space programs. The event marks a milestone in international cooperation with ten astronauts and cosmonauts aboard and aims to pave the way for the International Space Station by 2002.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles Times
Soyuz
U.S
Atlantis
Mir Space Station
John Logsdon
Space Policy Institute
Georgetown University
MIR
NASA
Vance Brand
Apollo
Brand
Bruce Murray
California Institute of Technology
Murray
Congress
Discovery
Woodpeckers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bahamas
Coast Guard
Carnival Cruise Lines
Niagara Falls
Ontario
Steve Trotter
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Lori Martin
Atlanta
Arlington National Cemetery
Foster
Henry Foster
R-Kan
Elizabeth
N.J
Elmer Immigration Detention Center
Moynihan
Daniel Moynihan
D-N.y
White House
14Th Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Gazette Wire Services
Chechnya
United States
Candace Gingrich
Newt Gingrich
San Francisco
N. Compton
EduCare
EduCare Learning Centers
Kevin J. McCarville
Ph.d
North Park Place
Cedar Rapids
Broadway St
Iowa City
Marion City Limits
Pat Murphy
Diet Center
Rai
Iante
Rance
PV Tre Tk GS
Glenn Marshall
Knights Templar
Iowa
U.S.A
James M. Ward
Jackson
Mississippi
William Dusenberry
Information