Bangladesh cyclone toll and aid appeal reach remote areas
Prime Minister Kaleda Zia said relief workers have reached isolated coastal zones after last week's cyclone. She urged international help as 125,730 killed and about 10 million left homeless, with many missing fishermen. Officials warn burial of tens of thousands is the biggest ongoing problem.
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Police to recommend rape charge against Smith
Palm Beach police said they will recommend rape charges against William Kennedy Smith for an alleged March 30 assault at the Kennedy estate. A 29-year-old Palm Beach County woman accuses Smith, a Georgetown Medical School student, of raping her after they met at a bar. Smith denies wrongdoing and has declined to speak with investigators.
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Palm Beach
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Kennedy Estate
Craig Gunkel
Associated Press
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Palm Beach County
Smith
Edward M. Kennedy
Georgetown University Medical School
Washington
Gunkel
New York Newsday
Newsday
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UN Interviews Refugees at Turkish Border Camps
The United Nations begins interviewing refugees at Turkish border camps to confirm desire to return to northern Iraq as U S forces arrange transport using trucks helicopters and cars for up to 290 000 Kurdish refugees. Operation Gallant Provider could start this week and finish in two weeks. The UN insists return must be voluntary.
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Iraq
United Nations
U.S
Jay Garner
Discovery ends eight day Star Wars data mission
Space shuttle Discovery returned to Cape Canaveral after an eight day research flight. The crew released a 94 million dollar satellite to study exhaust and chemistry, captured aurora images, and gathered data helping the Pentagon develop a missile defense system.
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Space Shuttle Discovery
Pentagon
Air Force
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California
Mojave Desert
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
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Col. Armstrong
NASA
Washington erupts in second night of violence in D C
More than 50 people arrested and 13 police officers injured as rock throwing looting and arson spread across Mount Pleasant and Adams Morgan. Mayor Sharon Pratt Dixon vows end to violence. Curfew to be reconsidered after daybreak calm.
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Sharon Pratt Dixon
Dixon
Ray Alfred Jr
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White House
Mount Pleasant
Adams-Morgan
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