Pope warns youth against a world of darkness
Tens of thousands filed through metal detectors carrying Rosary beads and crucifixes for John Paul II to celebrate Mass in St. Louis. The pope warned youths against a culture of death and urged responsibility and chastity while appealing for a higher moral standard during his 30 hour Midwestern visit.
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Foreign marine life invades waters, multibillion dollar problem
Biologists warned that exotic species, bacteria, and viruses dumped from boats contaminate waters from Cambridge to global ports. They hitchhike in cargo holds and ballast water, threatening native species, altering food chains, and reshaping ecosystems. Secretary Bruce Babbitt cites a $123 billion annual cost to control the invasion.
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Poor nations unprepared for Y2K risk warn Bank
The World Bank reports most poor countries lack Y2K readiness risking gaps in food, health care, and electricity. Acute in sub-Saharan Africa, Asia, Latin America, and former Soviet states. Officials urge international cooperation and funding at Davos to address the issue.
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Lawmaker pushes millennium holiday in Massachusetts
Massachusetts state Rep. John F. Merrigan proposes making December 31 1933 a legal holiday to mark the millennium. He notes the idea fits a Western Massachusetts trend toward holiday celebrations. Evacuation Day reference points to the state's habit of designating notable dates as holidays.
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Downpour worsens suffering of Colombian earthquake victims
Armenia Colombia relief efforts face looting and coffin shortages as heavy rains hinder search after a magnitude 6 quake that killed至少700 people. Red Cross cites 500 bodies recovered in Armenia, with fears the toll will rise as towns remain unheard from. Officials urge cash donations and warn of potential epidemics if bodies decompose.
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Dial-around ads confuse long distance charges and bills
Alexander Korogodsky of Scotch Plains says a dial-around ad promised deep discounts but billed him 2.35 for a one minute call to New York. His three month bill totaled 720.12. FCC probes dial-around ads and rate clarity as consumers face confusing access codes and monthly fees.
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Appeals court reinstates Hubbell tax case gains
A divided federal appeals court reinstated the tax evasion case against Webster Hubbell and colleagues while questioning the use of Hubbell’s own financial papers. The court upheld Starr’s authority and allowed prosecution based on hush-money theory tied to Whitewater inquiries involving the Clintons.
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Saddam vows retaliation as U S planes hit Iraq
Saddam Hussein pledged revenge as American aircraft struck Iraq near Mosul and Basra after recent no fly zone clashes. U S officials said missiles hit northern radar targets while acknowledging a Basra missile misfire caused civilian casualties. Baghdad called the strikes and Saddam’s speech commemorated wartime sacrifices amid ongoing U N and sanctions talks.
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Everyday activity as good as gym workouts study shows
In Chicago AP report researchers say casual tasks like raking leaves and climbing stairs boost heart and lung fitness as much as gym sessions. Two JAMA studies tracked 235 adults over two years, comparing vigorous exercise with 30 minutes daily lifestyle activity.
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