Deaths in Navajo country linked to rodent droppings
Health officials in New Mexico and Arizona narrowed the illness tied to Navajo country to a likely viral cause from rodent droppings. The death toll dropped to 11 with 18 sick, most victims connected to the 17 million acre Navajo reservation. Officials warned against cleaning rodent droppings and cautioned ceremonies that disturb dirt.
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U.N. approves peacekeeping mission for Bosnian cities
The Security Council voted to authorize up to 10,000 U.N. peacekeepers to protect Muslims in six Bosnian cities. The mission, set for months ahead, faces doubt as both sides may resist. The measure, led by the United States and others, seeks to reduce bloodshed but not replace a peace settlement.
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North cancels Reader's Digest over critical article
Oliver North ends his Reader's Digest subscription citing an alleged attempt to destroy him. He criticizes the magazine in a letter to 65,000 supporters obtained by the Richmond Times-Dispatch. The issue questions his truthfulness, and the article lists numerous conservative colleagues who dispute his statements on Iran Contra and related topics.
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Yeltsin Opens Kremlin Constitutional Convention Amid Walkout
President Boris Yeltsin opened Russia’s constitutional convention in the Kremlin to disruption as rival Ruslan Khasbulatov and supporters stormed out. Yeltsin urged abolishing the Soviet era Congress, calling it an unnatural power center, while protesters outside shouted against his reforms.
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Kuwait trial opens for Bush plot suspects
Two Iraqis charged with planning to kill former President Bush pleaded guilty. A non jury trial began with twelve others pleading innocent as human rights groups questioned fair proceedings in Kuwait. Lawyers complained they had not met clients before hearings, while judges ordered short recesses.
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