U S opposes Boutros-Ghali for UN secretary general
The Clinton administration says it will push reform of the UN bureaucracy and oppose a second term for Boutros Boutros-Ghali. An administration official told the AP that Washington wants a new secretary general and to focus on reform for the next century, as Boutros-Ghali seeks a second term. His five year term ends this year.
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IRA claims Manchester blast amid civilian injuries
The IRA asserted responsibility for the Manchester truck bombing that wounded more than 200 people. In Dublin a statement said injuries to civilians were regrettable yet blamed British authorities for slow reactions to warnings.
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Strange scrawl helps crack Zodiac case in New York
A 28 year old New York man Heriberto Seda confessed to a string of 1990s Zodiac style murders after a detective spotted a cryptic symbol on Seda s written statement an inverted cross crowned by three 7 s and linked it to letters from the Zodiac. Fingerprints and ballistics then connected Seda to the Queens Brooklyn border and Central Park shootings and the 1992 attacks claimed in a police briefing.
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Scientists Find AIDS Doorway Gateway to HIV Entry
Researchers identify CCCKR-5 as a key gateway on human cells for HIV infection and show it can be blocked by chemokines MIP-1 alpha MIP-1 beta and RANTES. Findings from Aaron Diamond AIDS Research Center and Progenics Pharmaceuticals suggest a new route for HIV drugs and insights into transmission and replication.
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Moore
Landau
Clinton adviser Lindsey to be named unindicted co conspirator
Whitewater probe chief Starr prepares to charge Bruce R. Lindsey deputy White House counsel as an unindicted co conspirator in the Arkansas 1990 gubernatorial campaign contributions case. Lindsey, Clinton's long time adviser, would aid testimony without facing charges. trial prep and witness strategy unfold as jury selection continues.
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Whitewater
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Douching Linked to Lower Fertility Study Warns
NIH study of 840 women in King County finds douching reduces monthly pregnancy chances by about 30 percent overall and up to 50 percent for ages 18 to 24. Results, while not proving causation, suggest potential harm and prompt doctors to urge avoidance of douching.
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National Institutes of Health
Donna Day Baird
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American Journal of Public Health
King County
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Baird
Anthony Scialli
Georgetown University School of Medicine
Scialli
Fabio fans mob Army Medical Center for autograph session
Hundreds of swooning women crowded the Fitzsimons Army Medical Center grounds in Denver to glimpse Fabio the long haired model and author. He autographed his latest ghostwritten work published by Pinnacle Books while fans praised him and feared fainting in the crowd.
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