Condit questioned again in Levy disappearance case
Congressman Gary Condit met police for a second time in Washington as detectives pursue missing California woman Chandra Levy. Police said the interview yielded no new leads and Condit is not a suspect, though investigators seek any details on Levy’s habits or state of mind before she vanished. Levy, 24, from Modesto, was last seen April 30 in a Washington gym after interning with the Federal Bureau of Prisons.
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Pope in Ukraine seeks unity as Orthodox leader refuses meeting
Pope John Paul II arrives in Kiev seeking reconciliation with Ukraine’s Orthodox church amid protests and Moscow’s objections. The Moscow Patriarchate leader refuses any meeting, while bishops urge calm and forgiveness as Masses are planned and visits to Babi Yar and Bukovina sites are scheduled.
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President pushes ban on genetic discrimination
President Bush urged outlawing discrimination based on genetic testing as scientists map the human genome. He warned of potential abuse, noting risks in hiring and insurance while Congress debates patients rights and cost concerns. Rep. Louise Slaughter criticized GOP delay and noted broad House support for genetic discrimination legislation.
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Memorial honors Japanese Americans from World War II
A small park on Capitol edge will be dedicated Friday to Japanese Americans who fought for the United States and those confined in internment camps. Presidents apologized and Congress voted compensation for survivors. President Truman praised their fight against prejudice and victory over it.
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Castro fainting scare as crowds watch televised speech
Fidel Castro appeared to faint before thousands during a Saturday speech but returned soon after, joking it was a rehearsal to gauge burial reactions. Aides helped him offstage in the sun, yet he reassured the crowd he simply needed rest and later spoke over two hours from a cooler studio.
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Peru Earthquake Ravages Moquegua and Surrounding Areas
A powerful earthquake in southern Peru killed at least 40 people and toppled homes and churches, with another 30 injured in northern Chile. The magnitude reached 7.9 and was felt as far as Bolivia, as residents cried out for aid amid widespread destruction.
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Mayon Volcano Evacuation Expands in Philippines
About 3,000 villagers fled their homes in four small communities near Mayon volcano as explosions continued and lava flowed down its slopes. Legazpi Mayor said no evacuation order had been issued yet while volcanologists monitor signs of a potential eruption. In 1980 Mayon last erupted, prompting evacuations of tens of thousands previously.
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