U.S. demands Elian relatives surrender boy to Cuba
The INS told Elian Gonzalez’s Miami relatives the boy must be surrendered by 9 a.m. Thursday to end his parole and keep him from staying in the United States. The family seeks to overturn a federal judge’s ruling to return him to Cuba as INS and relatives prepare for further court steps.
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Gore vows campaign funding reform after election
AP reports Al Gore, scarred by past fundraising, pledges reforms if elected. He concedes he is an imperfect messenger due to 1996 conduct that pushed the system to the breaking point and fuels Bush attacks as Bush seeks the GOP nomination. Gore says reforms would come in 2001 and aims to deflect the issue.
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al Gore
George W. Bush
Gore
Bush
Choate to stabilize Reform Party after court ruling
Pat Choate keeps the Reform Party chair, plans to move headquarters to Washington and raise $1 million before the August convention. Jack Gargan vows to quit and take his supporters after U.S. District Judge Norman K. Moon halted his activities. The ruling ends a tug of war that weakened the party before the 2000 campaign.
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Gargan
Moon
Choate
Ross Perot
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Births rise 2 percent in 1998 amid better economy
U S births climbed to 3.94 million in 1998, up 2 percent from 1997, the first annual rise since 1990. Researchers credit improving economy and more women entering childbearing years, with unwed births at record levels and teens not driving the increase.
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Washington
U.S
Gabriel Escobar
Kaiser Permanente
National Center For Health Statistics
Shelby Goins
Emily
Children’s Hospital
Oklahoma City
Decline in teen births amid contraception and AIDS fears
A 1998 U.S. birth report shows nearly one third of babies were born to unmarried women, with 1.29 million births to single women, up 3 percent from 1997. The study notes more single women of childbearing age and rising birth rates for women in their 20s and 30s, plus increases in twin and higher order births linked to fertility drugs and older mothers.
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Stephanie Ventura
Ventura
OPEC haggles over oil production increase in Vienna
In Vienna OPEC oil ministers failed to agree on the size of a planned production rise with Iran seen as the main obstacle. The United States pressed for a 2 to 2.5 million barrels per day increase to replenish inventories and meet rising world demand as talks resume today.
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Austria
OPEC
United States
Iran
U.S
Police urge charges against former prime minister Netanyahu
Israeli police recommended indicting former Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on corruption charges based on a seven month probe. Investigators searched his residence and office, citing suspected bribes, misuse of funds, and possession of 700 state gifts valued at about 110000 dollars. Netanyahu denied the allegations as baseless and said police acted in bad faith.
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Jerusalem
Benjamin Netanyahu
Netanyahu
al Gore
Settlement Ends Battle Over Sensation Exhibit in New York
The city and the Brooklyn Museum of Art reach a truce ending six months of lawsuits over the Sensation exhibit. The deal bars reprisals, allocates 5.8 million dollars for a museum renovation, and dismisses all claims while each side pays its own legal fees.
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New York
Brooklyn Museum of Art
U.S
Nina Gershon
Rudolph Giuliani
Giuliani
ITB Syndrome Risks for New or Increasing Cyclists
ITB syndrome tends to affect new cyclists or those who abruptly raise their riding time. The warning notes that sudden changes in training load can provoke knee pain on the outer side, signaling the need for gradual progression and proper conditioning.
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Washington Centre Physical Therapy
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