Yeltsin Resting In Moscow Hospital Extension
The Kremlin said President Boris Yeltsin will prolong hospitalization in Moscow for tests until week’s end. He had entered Central Clinical Hospital Friday for a weekend stay and had planned heart bypass surgery on Sept 5, now expected later this month.
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Indians Journey to Ancient City for Peace and Dignity
About 600 North American Indians arrived in Mazatlan en route to Teotihuacan for the Journey for Peace and Dignity to press native rights. The caravan plans to meet travelers from the Americas and finish Oct. 10 at the ancient Mexican site 30 miles northeast of Mexico City. A separate report notes a 54-foot fin whale died after becoming wedged in the bow of the Cunard Queen Elizabeth II in Lisbon.
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U.N. opens amid funding troubles
The United Nations General Assembly began its 51st session amid financial and leadership uncertainties. Malaysia's Razak Ismail was named president for the year, as diplomats weigh the impact of the U.S. election on dues and potential reforms. Boutros-Ghali’s status and U.S. funding shape the agenda, with a nuclear test ban and budget cuts highlighted.
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Israel says Syrian redeployment is pressure to force talks
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says moves by thousands of Syrian troops from Beirut toward Bekaa Valley and along Mount Hermon are psychological pressure to push Israel back to negotiations with concessions. Israeli and US intelligence monitor the redeployment as analysts view it as muscle-flexing to deter hard-line steps toward war.
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Prospectors rush to claim Ontario mining rights in 2300 mile region
In a flashback to the gold rush, 500 to 600 prospectors from across North America surged into Temagami's 2300 square mile zone north of Toronto to stake rights for gold, copper, zinc, and diamonds. Helicopters dropped crews, lawyers verified claims, and a 24 hour window enforced rapid staking under northeast to clockwise rules.
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