U S Russia summit delayed one day for Clinton recovery
The U S Russia summit will be held in Helsinki one day later at the request of a recovering President Clinton after knee surgery. Yeltsin agreed to the delay citing his improving health and a White House plan to keep a presummit in Washington.
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Opposition leader calls for peace amid Albanian unrest
In Tirana the opposition leader urged Albanians to stay, surrender weapons, and back a caretaker government after a presidential amnesty freed him and others. Meanwhile 600 Albanians were rescued from a sinking boat off Italy as 5600+ crossed the Adriatic seeking refuge amid turmoil and strained relief resources.
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Survey finds public overestimates air bag safety for children
A Boston AP report notes that air bags have killed at least 38 children but a Harvard School of Public Health survey shows about 60 percent of adults believe bags save more children than they hurt. No documented child-saving cases are found. 20 adults have died from air bags.
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Mother Teresa seeks U S work with AIDS patients after stepping down
Tee Nun reports Mother Teresa, 86, wishes to work in the United States to set up an AIDS care center after handing over leadership of the Missionaries of Charity to Sister Nirmala. The Indo-American Society honored her for service, while Mobutu Sese Seko of Zaire remains hospitalized amid a civil war crisis.
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Algerian security forces kill nearly 50 militants in western region
Islamic militants suffered heavy losses over the weekend with nearly 50 killed nationwide. Reports say 43 from the Islamic Salvation Army western branch died in Belizane, about 200 miles southwest of Algiers, while four fighters fell in the Casbah. Government troops incurred no reported losses as Ramadan offensives continue amid prior car bombs and village massacres.
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King Hussein mourns with families of Israeli schoolgirls
Jordan's King Hussein knelt with grieving families after seven Israeli schoolgirls were killed by a Jordanian soldier. He called them all "members of one family" and urged peace. The visit aimed to bolster Jordan as a peace maker amid stalled Israeli Palestinian talks.
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