Indian sanctions eyed as U S moves on Pakistan and India
Ambassador Naresh Chandra warned Washington sanctions on India and Pakistan over nuclear tests will push New Delhi to seek imports elsewhere and may raise costs. He said American firms would feel first as India shifts purchases to Europe or other regions, and noted state governments would incur greater harm if private bank loans are banned.
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Kansas City couple find daughter slain and babysitter missing
A Kansas City couple returning from newspaper routes found their 11-year-old daughter dead and their 22-year-old babysitter missing. Police cautioned on the babysitter’s possible involvement as the family’s 5-year-old son and 1-year-old daughter slept through the incident. A computer and other items were taken from the home.
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Convicted au pair arrives home in England
Louise Woodward, convicted of manslaughter in the death of an infant, lands at Heathrow from Boston amid a temporary injunction barring spending from her earnings. A U.S. judge scheduled an Oct. 5 trial in the Eappen wrongful death suit, while England hosts a news conference with her father and lawyer.
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Clinton shuffles Energy U N jobs and posts
President Clinton announced Bill Richardson will be energy secretary and veteran diplomat Richard Holbrooke will lead the United Nations. Richardson, a former New Mexico congressman, succeeds Federico Pena while Holbrooke, known for the Bosnia peace process, returns to a UN role amid Kosovo and Cyprus parley efforts.
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Washington orders hospitals to report all deaths for organ donation
The U S government shifts donor identification to local organ procurement organizations and requires trained staff to approach families. Medicare ties hospital payments to compliance as HHS aims to lift yearly donations by about 20 percent, citing studies of consent rates and missed opportunities.
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Rolling Stones Milan concert canceled again amid illness and injury
For the second time in two weeks Rolling Stones cancel a Milan show upsetting about 45,000 ticket holders as Mick Jagger loses his voice to laryngitis while Keith Richards broke a rib. Organizers may reschedule for September and refunds are offered.
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