Wisconsin Floods Ease After Heavy Rains
Drenching rains of up to a foot sent floodwaters over towns and rail lines in Wisconsin, washing through buildings and roads. Emergency crews and property owners faced a massive cleanup as waters receded on Friday.
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Arthritis drug wins initial OK for rheumatoid arthritis
In Bernespa Minnesota reporting, a new arthritis drug Arava from Hoechst Mari on Roussel won initial FDA advisory backing. It matches cancer drugs in reducing swollen joints and slowing progression but carries a warning for women who have not yet reached menopause. Rheumatoid arthritis affects about 2 million Americans, mostly women.
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U S embassies hit by coordinated blasts in East Africa
Dozens dead as powerful car bombs struck two U S embassies in Nairobi and Dar es Salaam within five minutes. At least 81 people died and more than 1 600 were injured, including eight Americans. The attacks prompted rapid deployment of disaster relief and anti terror teams as President Clinton vowed justice.
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Officials pursue leads in blasts in Africa and Horn region
Terrorism experts consider multiple African and Middle Eastern groups as possible authors of Friday attacks on two U.S. embassies in Africa. They point to Hutu extremists tied to Rwanda’s Great Lakes area or Sudanese Islamic fundamentalists, with connections to Hezbollah and Osama bin Laden’s past. A Cairo threat from Islamic Jihad is noted as a lead.
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KU intersection upgrade eyed at 15th and Iowa
Lawrence city commissioners will discuss a TranSystems study proposing at least 2 million dollars to reconfigure the 15th and Iowa intersection. The plan adds double left turns in both directions, two new right turns, new signals, four bike paths and sidewalks to raise a failing evening service level from F. KU facilities chief Rodger Droke says smoother flow would reduce frustration. The 10 thousand dollar study, funded by KU and the city, was to be considered at the meeting starting 6:35 p.m. at city hall.
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Leaks from Lewinsky grand jury lands Starr in court
U S District Judge Norma Holloway Johnson orders show cause proceedings into possible prosecution of Kenneth Starr over leaks to the media regarding grand jury material in the Monica Lewinsky investigation. The judge notes repeated disclosures and cites Chief Judge Starr’s office as a likely source while allowing an appeals court review with limited participation by Clinton's lawyers.
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