Diana Memorial Quiet and Monarchy Opened by Weekend
In Crathie Scotland Princes William and Harry attended church with Prince Charles on the eve of Diana death anniversary while crowds in London placed flowers at Kensington Palace and Crathie. Across the Atlantic Bidding for Monica Lewinsky story grows with offers from Star and HarperCollins. Johnny Rodriguez faces murder charge in Sabinal Texas after a shooting he says was mistaken for a burglary. Van Gogh exhibit draws long lines at Washington National Gallery ahead of Oct show. Palestinian Authority executes two security force members in Gaza City jail prompting mixed reactions.
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Prince Charles
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Elizabeth II
Prince Philip
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National Gallery of Art
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Internet Use Linked to Low Mood and Loneliness
Pittsburgh study led by Carnegie Mellon University finds longer Internet time correlates with more gloom stress and isolation. Even heavy chat room and email users felt the same loneliness as information seekers. Researchers followed 93 families for two years with free Internet access and regular questionnaires.
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Robert Kraut
Carnegie Mellon University
Mr. Kraut
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Yeltsin appeals for Clinton boost amid crisis in Russia
Moscow reports Boris Yeltsin seeks renewed U S backing from President Clinton as Russia battles economic ruin and corruption. At 67 he shows age and health strains from heart disease and back injuries while facing a looming political crisis and fading public support.
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Russia
Yeltsin faces crisis as Russia stalls in reform
Russia endures its deepest post reform slump with a summer financial collapse. Public doubt grows over Boris Yeltsin as calls for resignation rise. Critics fault his war in Chechnya and internal power struggles while he clings to power for its own sake.
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Sergei Parkhomenko
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North Korea fires new long range missile near Japan
North Korea test-fired a new long range ballistic missile into the sea between Russia and northwestern Japan, its first test in five years and the fourth since 1984, with a range of about 1,240 miles. Japan, South Korea, and the United States confirmed the launch, and Tokyo refused to back funding for two North Korea reactors amid rising tensions.
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GOP urges prompt Congress action after Starr report
House leadership presses to stay in session until Kenneth Starr submits a report on President Clinton and Monica Lewinsky. DeLay says impeach or resign. Richardson defends Clinton as a strong world leader despite calls for delay. Starr timing and scope remain unclear as lawmakers weigh political risk before midterms.
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Texas
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California
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Albright rejects partition plan for Bosnia in visit
Secretary of State Madeleine Albright rebuffed Serb and Croat calls for dividing Bosnia and Herzegovina. She affirmed no revision of the Dayton Accords and pressed for an open city in Sarajevo to welcome all ethnic groups. Her two day talks in Croatia and Bosnia praised progress as refugees return and reconstruction proceeds with German VW resuming production in Sarajevo as Klaus Kinkel visits.
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