Pope dedicates 1996 to world’s children and peace
Pope John Paul II issues a World Peace Day message urging global action to protect children from war, abuse, ethnic cleansing and exploitation. Cardinal Etchegaray says envoys will deliver the appeal to leaders, stressing the need for authentic peace and a future for all children.
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Government cites beer and wine as heart health aid
Britain's Health Secretary releases a report claiming safe weekly alcohol levels can rise for men to 13.5 pints and women to 10.5 pints or four glasses of wine a day, with a claim that moderate consumption reduces heart disease risk. The findings draw sharp criticism from WHO and anti alcohol groups.
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International tribunal indicts eight over Rwanda killings
The International Tribunal for Rwanda announced its first indictments in connection with last year’s ethnic slaughter, charging eight individuals with genocide and crimes against humanity for murders at four massacre sites. Prosecutor Goldstone withheld identities and locations pending arrest.
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