Arafat Seeks U S Envoy Talks on East Jerusalem Plan
Palestinian Authority President Yasser Arafat convened foreign envoys at his seaside headquarters Saturday in a bid to pressure Israel to abandon plans for a new Jewish neighborhood in East Jerusalem. The appeal signals a last ditch effort to avert tensions and gain international backing ahead of talks.
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President in good health according to Gore comment
Vice President Al Gore says the president is doing great and resting comfortably and will be back on his feet soon, with both feet in strong recovery.
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KU fans savor sweet victory in NCAA tourney
KU thrashed Purdue 75 to 61 to reach the Sweet 16 in Birmingham. Scott Huerter of Lima Ohio wore lucky attire, joking about superstition as Jayhawks, 34-1, advance. Players sport quirks. crowd faith centers on “dirty clothes” power and rituals.
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Ottawa gang violence fades after 1995 shooting
Eighteen months after 14-year-old Stephanie Perez died in a gang related attack, Ottawa police and youth counselors report a drop in gang crime. Nine teens linked to the Mexican Mafia faced charges. Nathan Earwood was convicted of second degree murder for the fatal shot.
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Albania turmoil triggers wide evacuations by Greek and U.S. forces
Greek frogmen and U.S. Marines with helicopters evacuated hundreds of foreigners from Albania as chaos spread. More than 3,500 Albanian refugees reached Adriatic ports in leaky boats, while Albanian authorities sought to control movement amid reports of Berisha resignations.
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President Clinton begins recovery in hospital
President Clinton remained in the National Naval Medical Center Bethesda recovering from knee surgery. He spent hours watching college basketball and solving crossword puzzles, with pain rising after spinal anesthesia wore off. First Lady Hillary visited, joking that he now knows he had surgery, as doctors planned a possible Sunday discharge.
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