Three children die in camper shell carbon monoxide tragedy
Three siblings aged 18 months to six years died after carbon monoxide exposure while riding in a pickup camper shell during a San Francisco to Los Angeles trip. Doctors failed to revive the children at Children's Hospital. The incident underscores dangers of vehicle CO poisoning.
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Juppe to resign as French prime minister amid election defeat
Premier Alain Juppe announced his resignation in a bid to reverse the ruling center right’s losses after the first round of legislative elections. The move follows widespread unpopularity and a warning from voters, with Chirac set to address the nation and Jospin calling for policy change.
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Nation salutes veterans on Memorial Day in Plano and nationwide
Navy veteran J W Harper recalled the Korea War service as about 200 attendees observed a half staff flag in Plano. President Clinton paid tribute at Arlington with a wreath for the Unknowns as flood damage hindered observances in Grand Forks. Concord Mass and other towns saw reduced turnout amid era reflections.
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In-Laws Duel on Best-Seller List
Philadelphia report details a family publishing clash over competing best sellers. The New York Times list features Mothers and Daughters by Saline and Wohlmuth at No 1, while Buz Teacher's Daughters and Mothers sits at No 7, with Running Press and corporate deals shaping the feud.
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Palestinian rights group accuses PA of torture and lawless killings
Bassam Eid who helped found the Palestinian Human Rights Monitoring Group held a news conference in East Jerusalem accusing Yasser Arafat’s Palestinian Authority of “norms of illegal behavior” and widespread abuse. Khaled Kidra dismissed a policy of torture and pledged investigations of isolated cases.
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