Baker's fourth Mideast trip may be last shuttle effort
Secretary of State James A. Baker III begins a Middle East tour that could be his final use of shuttle diplomacy. He will visit Damascus Cairo and Jerusalem with a Cairo meeting set with Soviet Foreign Minister Bessmertnykh. Officials warn of tough questions on UN involvement and on screening Palestinian participants.
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Biden signals willingness to bend on crime package
Sen. Biden says he is prepared to move a quick anti-crime bill and may compromise on several provisions to win White House support for gun control. He notes a June 15 deadline and supports a revival of the death penalty for certain crimes, while seeking limits on habeas corpus reform and exclusionary rules.
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Smith charged with rape at Kennedy estate
William Kennedy Smith, a Kennedy family nephew and Georgetown intern, faces Florida charges of sexual battery and battery for an alleged March 30 assault at the Kennedy estate. The case drew global notice as media disclosed the rape victim’s identity, prompting debate over reporting policies.
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Surgeon recounts operation to remove 180 pound cyst
A Johns Hopkins team led by Dr John L Currie removed a 180 pound ovarian cyst from a West Virginia patient flown to Baltimore. The 40 year old woman weighed 708 pounds before surgery and now weighs about 400, with fluid loss accounting for most of the drop. She remains in ICU in stable condition as doctors assess recovery and underlying causes.
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Major Bangladesh storm threat follows deadly tornadoes
Storms and flooding worsen Bangladesh misery as officials warn of a major cyclone in the Bay of Bengal likely by month’s end. At least 37 dead in three tornadoes, relief flights arrive including U S aid, CARE and UN teams. Japan pledges 7.5 million dollars in emergency aid plus 1.5 million in food aid.
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