Quakes Hit Pakistan and Iran Killing Scores
A powerful pre-dawn quake in western Pakistan killed at least 80 people as villagers dug through mud to reach neighbors. About 16 hours later a magnitude 6.1 quake struck northwestern Iran, with over 100 reported dead and more than 250 injured in Ardabil and Meshkinshahr.
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Pig virus found in healthy pigs may infect humans
A study shows a virus present in healthy pigs can infect human tissue, reinforcing concerns about transplanting pig organs. Researchers note pig organs could help with shortages, but animal-to-human transmission risks exist as ancient pig viruses remain largely inactive yet potentially dangerous if reactivated.
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Rebels predict fall of Kindu as Mobutu bid intensifies
Zairian rebels vow Kindu will fall within 48 hours in eastern Maniema. Mbui Shikomba in Tanzania says the town will be seized, while government troops retreat amid looting. Reports place rebels near Bafwaboli, 60 miles east of Kisangani, though confirmation is uncertain.
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FBI supervisor pleads guilty to conspiring with Russia
Earl Pitts, a 43 year old FBI counterspy in Alexandria, pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to commit espionage and a second count of attempting to commit espionage. He admitted delivering a classified booklet to individuals he believed were Russian representatives. Sentencing set for June 20 with potential life terms on both counts and a $500,000 fine. Pitts faced charges from accepting over $224,000 from Moscow for secrets during 1987-92 and for turning over further secrets during a 16 month undercover operation.
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Senators clash over budget amendment amid campaign loyalties
In Washington, Senate leaders clash over the balanced budget amendment as candidates Torricelli and Johnson face voting doubts. Lott accuses opponents of honesty questions while Torricelli calls it character assassination. The measure likely falls short of a two thirds vote, with GOP support split and political maneuvering cited as a motive.
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Commando-clad robbers botch North Hollywood bank heist
Masked gunmen dressed in combat gear bungled a Bank of America robbery in North Hollywood. Two robbers were killed, at least five bystanders and nine police officers wounded, with one civilian and one officer injured in a related crash. Police sealed the area as a manhunt continued.
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Mixed Review for New Smokers ID Law Sparks Debate
A mixed reception followed Friday’s federal rule requiring photo IDs for buyers who look under 27. Authorities push tougher age checks to curb teen smoking, with penalties up to 250 dollars. skeptics argue overburdens retailers and infantilizes adults while ordinary customers voice frustration at the new policy in various states and cities.
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