Yeltsin’s health questioned again during campaign
President Boris Yeltsin missed a campaign appearance on Sunday renewing concerns about his health at 65. He reassured Russians that he remains fit to pursue a second term despite the questions raised by the absence.
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Quote about Hit Man manual from John Marshall review
A Journal-World clip notes a remark on Hit Man A Technical Manual for Independent Contractors. The quote praises the book as giving very good advice for a hit man while noting the speaker nearly achieved a perfect crime.
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Vitamin C injections reverse smoker vascular damage study
AP reports a Circulation study showing vitamin C injections to smokers reverse endothelial dysfunction, restoring artery response after a chemical challenge. Researchers caution pills may not have the same effect and long term heart disease impact remains unproven.
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Karadzic transfers Bosnian Serb presidency powers
Western officials report Radovan Karadzic has handed over all powers of the Bosnian Serb presidency to loyalist Biljana Plavsic while not resigning. Plavsic says he is temporarily unable to fulfill duties as she assumes his tasks ahead of September elections. The move aims to sideline him under Dayton terms but admits he remains influential.
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Respects paid to American bomb victims
President Clinton honored the quiet American heroes killed in a Saudi bombing as Florida bases held memorial services for 19 airmen. A Republican Senate figure urged Defense Secretary Perry to resign if lax security caused the tragedy.
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Autism program gains reputation for success
A Lawrence autism program run by the public school system has expanded rapidly from seven to 27 students since 1993, drawing families from across the country to enroll their children in intensive therapy. Parents credit the program for Sammy Sherman’s dramatic progress from nonverbal, volatile behavior to speaking and making eye contact. District officials warn growth may challenge resources as more families relocate to access the services.
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