King Hussein to receive peace prize from Wiesenthal Center
The Simon Wiesenthal Center announced the Museum of Tolerance Peace Award will go to Arab leader King Hussein of Jordan after his country made peace with Israel in October. The award was presented in Amman in a briefing attended by Queen Noor and center officials.
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Detained in Purcell Library Time Trial Noted
A fragmentary report mentions Purcell Library time to detention, with phrases about license and consideration. No clear names, dates, places, or outcomes are established in readable text. The item reads as a clipped note. details remain unclear.
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Russian minister arrives in Beijing for border talks
Foreign Minister Andrei Kozyrev of Russia arrived in Beijing for a two day visit to meet President Jiang Zemin and convey a message from President Boris Yeltsin. He is not expected to sign major agreements. The likely issue to be raised is management of the 2625 mile shared border.
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Communist Party Candidate Slain in Bihar Election Violence
Maoist militants opposed to a state election shot and killed Santanu Das of the Communist Party of India Marxist and his body guard in Dumri Pahari town. He was the third candidate killed in Bihar amid expected election violence.
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Salinas de Gortari Brother Arrested in Ruiz Massieu Killing
Raul Salinas de Gortari, brother of former President Carlos Salinas de Gortari, was jailed on accusations of masterminding the Sept. 28 assassination of reformist PRI leader Jose Francisco Ruiz Massieu in Mexico City. Prosecution officials hailed the arrest as a sign of independence for President Ernesto Zedillo amid political and economic turmoil.
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Israel denies talks with Syria on peace draft
In Jerusalem, Foreign Minister Shimon Peres said there are no negotiations with Syria after Cable News Network reported talks on a peace plan. The report claimed a demilitarized zone, Golan Heights withdrawal, ambassador exchange, and possible border talks were underway. Peres dismissed the report and referenced possible surprises from diplomacy.
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Bosnia marks Independence Day amid still-bitter war
Government held areas observe Independence Day three years after the vote that sparked the war. President Clinton praises Bosnian bravery as fighting continues. Izetbegovic leads wreath laying at Kovac Cemetery while Serb gunfire falters. Rebels renew attacks in Bihac as U.N. observers report.
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Abortion Bill Debate Opens in Ireland Amid Clash
Dublin AP report describes historic debate as Ireland considers a bill to allow information on abortion services in England. The measure, backed by Health Minister Michael Noonan, would permit ads for English clinics if they do not promote abortion, while factions warn it may ease the constitutional ban and trigger protests from pro life groups.
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Abortion Information Bill Seeks Nonadvocacy Ads In Ireland
The bill sponsored by Irish Health Minister Michael Noonan proposes narrow abortion information rules. It would require newspapers magazines and broadcast media to advertise English family planning clinics only if ads do not promote abortion. If after counseling a woman chooses abortion a doctor may provide a list of reputable clinics but cannot phone or write letters for her.
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Winnie Mandela house raid on bribery allegations
Police raided the home of Winnie Mandela and the offices of her organization in Soweto amid bribery accusations. Authorities said she allegedly accepted 75,000 rand with promised monthly payments for three low cost housing contracts with Professional Builders Company. She was abroad, with no arrest warrant issued.
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