Yeltsin Returns to Moscow Ahead of Schedule
President Boris Yeltsin unexpectedly cut his Sochi recuperation trip short and returned to Moscow late Sunday, with Kremlin and spokesman offering no public reasons. He is described as feeling well and in a normal state of health, in a good mood, and closely following events.
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Britons favor queen to stay on throne in poll
MORI poll for Daily Mail and GMTV finds 67 percent want Queen Elizabeth II to remain monarch for life while 8 of 10 oppose Camilla Parker Bowles becoming queen. Prince Charles turns 50 amid revived popularity after Diana's death. In Russia, tuberculosis rises to 2.5 million cases, 8 percent this year, 73 per 100000, with inmates most affected and a 2005 goal to cut to 50 per 100000.
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Aid pours into Central America after Mitch strikes Honduras
Aid shipments rush into Honduras and Nicaragua as flood victims face shortages of food water and medicine. The American Red Cross and USAID deliver relief to Choluteca and Tegucigalpa while U.S. military engineers help repair roads and the water system amid an estimated 10 000 deaths across Central America.
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Music to retrain brain parts with rhythm and harmony
Scientists report that music stimulates memory, motor control, timing and language areas of the brain and evokes emotional responses. McGill researcher Anne Blood notes music can activate underactive regions and potentially retrain brains affected by emotional disorders or neurological diseases. Findings presented at the Society for Neuroscience meeting in Los Angeles.
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Clinton defers Iraq decision amid mounting pressure
President Clinton postponed a decision on force to reopen Iraq's sites to U.N. inspectors after a two hour inner circle meeting. Officials weighed military and diplomatic options as Iraq threatened to bar inspections if sanctions continued. Cohen and Berger joined Albright in discussions at Camp David.
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Moss checks into clinic amid exhaustion and fame trends
The Mirror reports supermodel Kate Moss checked into The Priory in Roehampton London under an assumed name for rest and recovery amid exhaustion after heavy work and partying. Moss, 24, cited a need for responsibility and peace, with an unidentified source saying she may be out next week.
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Former 90210 star ends party era with Charmed role
Shannon Doherty, known for a prima donna image on Beverly Hills 90210, tells People in its November 16 issue that her wild partying days are over and she now enjoys quieter evenings including dinners. She discusses critics and her witch character on the series Charmed.
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Wire reports compiled by Karrey Britt overview
A concise compilation by Karrey Britt from Wires Reports surveys recent events, updates, and notable developments across politics, economy, and culture. It highlights key figures, organizations, and places shaping the week’s news cycle in a compact digest.
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