Yeltsin Expected to Leave Hospital Early Next Week
President Boris Yeltsin plans to depart Central Clinical Hospital soon and recover at a health resort outside Moscow after treatment for heart trouble. Sergei Medvedev said the 64 year old will travel to a sanitarium near Moscow in a matter of days and did not specify a length of stay. He has continued to work on documents and received only close aides.
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Florida leads in child hunger despite free lunch programs
A Florida study shows 254,000 children under 12 go hungry annually, with 848,000 at risk. Free lunch programs reach over 200,000 statewide, but hunger persists amid societal changes and resource misuse. Gwen Cherry Park serves 300 lunches daily, often consumed in 20 minutes.
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Washington, D.C
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Adrian Williams
Rescue copter crash in Hawaii kills pilot
A rescue helicopter carrying two police officers crashed into a cliff on Oahu and burned, killing at least the pilot as the two officers remained missing. Capt. Peter Crown was transporting officers to search for a hiker when radio contact was lost amid heavy clouds. Crown's body was later recovered with the basket. Search efforts were to resume next day.
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Rescue workers quit with 144 still missing
In Seoul, searchers left the collapsed Sampoong Department Store after three weeks, angering about 80 family members demanding resumption of the effort. A clash injured a policeman as relatives staged a sit‑in, with threats to ignite gas barrels. The death toll stood at 458 with 59 bodies recovered but unidentified and 50 partial remains.
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Zepa siege deepens as Serbs block UN team near Gorazde
Rebels block a UN negotiating group and threaten to attack Gorazde as Western allies warn Bosnian Serbs against captures. A UN convoy reaches Sarajevo with flour while refugees flee. Gen. Mladic vows to seize Gorazde Bihac and Sarajevo, as ceasefire hopes fade.
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White House switche d on search documents in Foster death probe
Justice Department warned the White House it made a terrible mistake by blocking access to Vincent Foster papers. Notes from a July 21 1993 meeting show Bernard Nussbaum agreed to let Justice lawyers review the documents to assess executive or attorney-client privilege, with plans to withhold if irrelevant to the death investigation.
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Bentsen Says He Had No Role In Waco Raid
Former Treasury Secretary Lloyd Bentsen told Republican lawmakers at Waco hearings that he did not know about the raid on the Branch Davidian compound until it was over and had no part in the decision to use tear gas. He cited his other responsibilities and said the Justice Department made the gassing decision.
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