Intelligence help thwarts Uganda embassy plot linked to bin Laden
U S intelligence aided Ugandan authorities in detaining 20 suspects in a plot to bomb the U S embassy in Uganda. Two alleged ring leaders, linked to Osama bin Laden, were arrested as they tried to enter Kenya from Uganda. U S prosecutors weigh charges while CIA warned borders.
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NATO ready to strike Yugoslavia over Kosovo
NATO officials prepared for air strikes on Yugoslavia unless President Milosevic halts attacks on Kosovo ethnic Albanians. Leaders unveiled an activation warning and warned of intensified strikes targeting military assets as Milosevic presses a seven month crackdown.
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TV ratings under fire as study finds system deficient
Kaiser Family Foundation study of 1332 shows from 1997 98 finds 92 percent of sexual content lacking an S label 79 percent of violence lacking a V tag 91 percent with crude language no L label and 83 percent with suggestive dialogue no D designation The report questions V chip usefulness and notes lawmakers critics and network responses with NBC noted for not labeling content while others apply age based ratings only
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Animal pairs rarely faithful, research finds
Washington reports new studies show only about ten percent of birds and mammals in apparent lifelong pairings are genetically faithful. Social monogamy is common, but genetic monogamy remains rare across species, including primates and bluebirds, with infidelity observed in many pairings.
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TV figures courted for CBS spinoff and public TV deals
TV Guide reports Chris Wallace is being considered for 60 Minutes II while CBS pursues Charlie Rose for continued public TV work. Dan Rather may contribute to Go Minutes II. Rose and Wallace declined comment. Hustler plans a Gardena card casino. Elvis jacket theft suspect jailed. Klugman ex seeks palimony. Meryl Streep discusses accent work for Dancing at Lughnasa. Pop culture notes include Gwyneth Paltrow buying Ben Affleck gift watch and lists of notable birthdays.
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