Release of Vietnamese Americans highlights Democracy push in Vietnam
Two Vietnamese Americans freed after more than two years in Vietnamese prisons say their views on democracy remain unchanged. Tri, a Houston restaurant owner, and Liem, an Santa Ana electronics worker, spoke from Bangkok after early Sunday release and a flight to the United States amid U.S Vietnam relations.
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Hillary Clinton lingerie ad pulled after embassy complaint
A DuLoren lingerie ad featuring Hillary Clinton was withdrawn after the American embassy raised objections. The campaign used a photo from Clinton’s Brazil visit showing her seated with visible underwear and the copy hailed as a tribute to a leading woman of the decade.
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Powell would tie Dole in New Hampshire poll
A Boston Herald poll shows retired Gen Colin Powell and Sen Bob Dole tied at 27 percent each in a hypothetical Republican primary with 23 percent undecided. If Powell did not run Dole would lead with 36 percent. WMUR Dartmouth poll mirrors Powell cutting Doles support in half to 18 percent if Powell runs.
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Fort Bragg sniper charged with murder and attempted murder
Army sergeant William J. Kreutzer was formally charged with murder and attempted murder for the Oct. 27 ambush at Fort Bragg that killed one soldier and wounded 18 others. He faces assault and weapons counts and remains jailed at Camp Lejeune as grand jury actions are planned. The death penalty decision has not yet been made.
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Columbia ends long mission with record science load
Space shuttle Columbia returns to Earth after 16 days in orbit, the second longest mission in shuttle history, carrying the heaviest science payload yet as NASA plans the next flight to dock with the international space station and prepare for station assembly. Atlantis is set to launch next weekend with a docking mission to Mir, carrying a tunnel and supplies for future shuttle dockings.
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Milosevic Feel Deceived By Dayton Peace Conference
Serbia's President Slobodan Milosevic angrily distrusts the Dayton process, feeling U S organizers misled him about the peace plan contents. Mediators press Milosevic to drop Radovan Karadzic and Ratko Mladic, recognize Bosnia and Croatia, and assure minority rights, amid Serbia's mounting domestic resistance to any deal.
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