Mir commander battles irregular heartbeat before repair flight
Moscow AP reports Mir commander Vasily Tsibliyev felt an irregular heartbeat and debated fitness for the Spektr module repair mission aboard the space station. Doctors will decide if he or Alexander Lazutkin will undertake the five hour operation as Valery Lyndin notes his ride on a stationary bike showed irregularities but not a serious condition.
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Moscow
Mir
Mr. Tsibliyev
Alexander Lazutkin
Spektr
Space Station
Valery Lyndin
Russian Mission Control
Tsibliyev
Oklahoma City bombing conspiracy probe begins
A Oklahoma grand jury heard Kyle Hunt, who says he saw a Ryder truck and a light colored sedan near the Alfred P. Murrah Building before the 1995 blast that killed 168. Warehouse worker David Snider followed with a tape and composite sketch. Both declined to discuss testimony.
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Oklahoma City
Timothy McVeigh
Kyle Hunt
Hunt
Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building
McVeigh
David Snider
Mr. Snider
Ryder
Federal
Mr. Hunt
Autopsy confirms skull fracture in JonBenet Ramsey case
JonBenet Ramsey showed an eight and a half inch head fracture and a deep ligature wound around the neck indicating strangulation. The autopsy found bruises and abrasions on shoulders legs and feet and possible nonsexual trauma cited. Prosecution details remain partially sealed and no charges have been filed.
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Richard Krugman
University of Colorado School of Medicine
JonBenet
State Supreme Court
John Ramsey
Patricia
Krugman
Ramsey Family
Rachelle Zimmer
Ramseys
Teen tourist births baby in Atlantic City bus terminal toilet
A 16-year-old visitor from the Dominican Republic gave birth to a boy in an Atlantic City bus terminal bathroom and left the infant in the toilet. A bus driver retrieved the 6 pound 10 ounce newborn, now in critical condition. The mother faces endangering the welfare and abandonment charges.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Atlantic City Medical Center
Dominican Republic
Atlantic County
Jeffrey Blitz
New Jersey
Blitz
United States
Yonkers
N.Y
Newark
Del
Pennsylvania
Ventnor
Forked River
AIDS Deaths Decline in 1996 Led by White Men
The CDC reports 1996 AIDS deaths fell 19 percent in January to September, with white men seeing the largest drop while minority groups and women show smaller declines. About 30,700 deaths occurred in that nine month span, down from 37,900 in 1995, raising concerns over persistent disparities and access to treatment.
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Washington
Daniel Zingale
Aids Action
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
CDC
Versace Shot Dead On Ocean Drive In Miami Beach
Fashion designer Gianni Versace is killed by a head shot outside his Ocean Drive villa. He died at Jackson Memorial Hospital at age 50. The crime stunned tourists and locals as onlookers gathered near the villa.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Gianni Versace
South Beach
Ocean Drive
Jackson Memorial Hospital
Versace
Concha Ruiz-Topinka
Michael Kislingbury
FDA approves Colgate Total toothpaste to prevent gum disease
The FDA approved Colgate Total as the first toothpaste proven to prevent gum disease and containing triclosan, an antibacterial ingredient. It will hit shelves within six months, likely costing about 25 percent more than standard toothpaste, with the agency noting unclear internal workings but noting benefits with fluoride.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Colgate
Colgate Total
Colgate- Palmolive Co
Robert Murray
FDA
Clinton Back In The Swing After Knee Injury
President Clinton resumes golf with a full round at Army Navy Country Club. Four months after rupturing a tendon in his right knee, doctors say he has made excellent progress. He played solo in 90 degree heat, after tearing the tendon at Greg Norman's Florida mansion.
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Washington
Clinton
Duffer
Mike McCurry
Army- Navy Country Club
Virginia
Florida
Greg Norman
Bosnian Serbs Rally Against NATO After Tadic Sentence
Bosnian Serbs display anger at NATO raids and the Hague verdict sentencing Dusan Tadic to 20 years for war crimes. Bomb blasts near OSCE and UN offices in Zvornik and Prijedor heighten tensions as Serb officials warn Dayton accord could collapse. Residents report fear and protests, while Serb leaders urge vigilance against foreign forces.
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Pale
Bosnia-Herzegovina
U.S
U.N
NATO
Netherlands
Dusan Tadic
Tadic
Sime Drijaca
Dayton
Bosnia
Dragan Kalinic
Drijaca
Prijedor
Milan Kovacevic
Drago Sekulic
Kovacevic
Zvornik
Organization For Security and Cooperation In Europe
OSCE
U.N. Police
U.N. Refugee Agency
Dobaj
Breks
Somalia
United States
Gue
Momcilo Krajisnik
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Mr. Nichols
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Bill
Jodie Foster
Vega
Mars
Charles F.C. Ruff
Robert Zemeckis
Sekulic
Pero Colic
Goodwill Industries
East Church Street
Frederick, MD
Maryland/Virginia
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Rockville
Fairfax
Spongfield
Greenbelt
Kenenny
Frederck
Aan
Canoficias
West
Patreck
Frederick
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