Clinton declares national day of mourning for Oklahoma bombing
President Clinton announced a national day of mourning and plans to attend Saturday memorial events in Oklahoma City with Hillary Rodham Clinton. He urged calm, thanked investigators, and said he and the first lady will join victims’ families at the memorial service Sunday at the state fairgrounds.
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Mexico peace talks delayed by peasant camp protests
Government negotiators failed to attend first talks in over a year as hundreds of peasants set up camp in San Andres Larrainzar to show support for guerrilla leaders. Demonstrators shouted support for the Zapatista National Liberation Army as rebel negotiators arrived. The protests risked derailing the peace process. In Arlington, the NTSB pressed for runway safety upgrades, noting delays to the Airport Movement Area Safety System until 1997 after a field test in San Francisco.
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Cochlear implants show promise for the deaf
A panel of scientists told the FDA that surgically implanted cochlear devices restore limited sound to the totally deaf and improve daily communication. They noted a notable risk if the operation fails, but the study found benefits outweighing the danger, with quotes from Ronald West of Cochlear Corp.
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Frog marriages in Bangladesh aim to summon rain
In Rangpur province farmers perform mock frog weddings in hopes of bringing rainfall. At least 12 ceremonies were held across five villages last week, under Islamic and Hindu traditions. A dry spell with near ninety nine degree heat threatens crops reliant on mid March rains.
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French mayors avoid jailtime in high profile case
Paris AP reports Lyon Mayor Michel Noir and Cannes Mayor Michel Mouillot were convicted of accepting gifts and travel from Pierre Botton, Noir’s son-in-law. Both received 15 month suspended sentences, avoiding prison unless future trouble arises. Botton was the sender of the gifts and travel.
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Mother Teresa Opens Floating Hospital in Dhaka Bangladesh
Mother Teresa christened a 125 foot barge on the Sitalakhya River as a floating hospital near Dhaka. The first patient was an elderly woman who walked over two miles for arthritis care. Yves Marre led the project with the Friendship Hospital barge from France to Bangladesh.
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Gunman surrenders after killing 2 lawmen in New Jersey
Leslie Nelson known as Glenn Beatty surrendered at 4 30 am after fatally shooting a police officer and a prosecutor s investigator and wounding the officer brother. The gunman held authorities at bay for 14 hours in Haddon Heights a hostage siege that involved fire from semiautomatic weapons and a shotgun as officers executed a search warrant. Witnesses described a warlike scene with about 100 shots, a police helicopter, and a tense overnight vigil while residents were evacuated. Nelson previously underwent a sex change and had ties to illegal weapons possession.
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Shoppers hospitalized in Yokohama with eye and throat irritation
In Yokohama two dozen shoppers at a crowded center were hospitalized with stinging eyes and sore throats after a Wednesday incident at Yokohama Station sickened 509. Police and fire officials searched both sites in protective gear with no fumes found. Five high school girls among the hospitalized reported smelling something odd, while authorities noted similar symptoms to a prior incident but milder.
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Fire at Napp Technologies Inc factory in Lodi
An early morning explosion at the Napp Technologies Inc chemical plant in Lodi caused a roaring fire that spread to nearby buildings. At least 11 people were injured as flames and debris blasted into the sky. Mayor Philip Toronto said emergency crews were checking that all employees were out and that there is confidence no dangerous air emissions. The plant handles pharmaceuticals and fine chemicals with acids and alcohols on site.
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Secret to fetch highest price when selling home
Free report released in Frederick Maryland reveals a little known secret to maximize home sale price. Includes a 24 hour free recorded message and copy of the report with a call to 1-800-765-7286. Encourages immediate contact to learn what buyers hope you never read.
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