Split grows between U S and Saudi over troop housing moves
In Riyadh, Prince Sultan opposed moving 1500 U S troops to new housing as a security measure, while FBI chief Freeh pressed Saudi officials for access to evidence on the Dhahran housing complex bombing. Officials later identified a getaway white Caprice Classic used by attackers, found near Dhahran. American warnings of threats to U S citizens in Saudi Arabia raised concerns as Washington sought fuller cooperation.
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Saudi Arabia
United States
Pentagon
Defense
Prince Sultan
FBI
Louis J. Freeh
U.S
Dhahran
Kenneth Bacon
Mr. Freeh
Washington
Gulf
Natural gas well blast causes large fireball in Dime Box Texas
A 40 foot fireball from a natural gas well exploded near Dime Box Texas, delaying body recovery of two workers killed in the blast. Three workers were injured and firefighters fought the flames through the night as investigators planned to examine wreckage. The rig owned by WCS Oil & Gas Inc was 8,700 feet deep and a board of responders attempted to curb further explosions.
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Dime Box
Texas
Austin
Pat Campbell
Joe Bowden
Wild Well Control Inc
WCS Oil & Gas Inc
Dallas
Danny Anderson
WCS
Spencer Schneider
Giddings
Adam Gonzales
Gonzales
Well Control Company
Anderson
Yeltsin delays Gore meeting amid health concerns
Moscow AP reports President Boris Yeltsin postponed a meeting with Vice President Al Gore, retreating to a government health resort for rest after long campaigning. Spokesman says he is tired but not sick and likely to meet Gore at the resort Tuesday. Separately, explosives experts destroyed a bag in Moscow. it contained a construction tool, not a bomb, as hospitalizations rose from recent blasts.
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Boris Yeltsin
al Gore
Gore
Yeltsin
Sergei Medvedev
Medvedev
Interfax
Federal Security Service
Heart attack triggers reassurance for patients
Portia direct AP report explains that heart disease patients can trigger a heart attack from sex anger or exertion but the risk remains small in most cases. Dr James Muller urges reassurance and study of triggers to prevent incidents while noting they account for at least 17 percent of heart attacks.
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Portsmouth
N.B
James Muller
Muller
Kentucky Heart Institute
University of Kentucky
Lexington
Friends cast threatens strike over per episode pay
Time magazine reports the New York based six member Friends cast threatens a work stoppage if not paid about 100000 per show. The group signed five year contracts for around 22500 per episode when the series began two seasons ago.
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Big Man
Time Magazine
Courteney Cox
Jennifer Aniston
Matthew Perry
David Schwimmer
Lisa Kudrow
Matt LeBlanc
Time
Health reform stalemate in Senate amid debate singers
In Washington, Senate stalemate over health care reform persists as Democrat Daschle and Republican Lott clash on how to proceed. They clash over separating insurance portability from tax-exempt medical savings accounts, with calls for conference and compromise failing to move action.
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Washington
Sen
Trent Lott
Tom Daschle
Lott
Daschle
NBC
Meet the Press
Mr. Daschle
D-S.d
Miss
House
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
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