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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1997

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Kevorkian aids lethal act in church case shocks Detroit

Dr. Jack Kevorkian assisted a terminally ill woman to die by carbon monoxide in a Detroit area church and then delivered her body to a hospital. Nadia Foldes, 74, from Queens, was accompanied by her son as authorities investigated. Church officials and Cardinal Maida voiced condemnation amid wider debates on the ethics of assisted death.

Detroit Jack Kevorkian Wyer Nadia Foldes New York Archdiocese of Kevorkian Geoffrey Fieger Detroit Free Press Fieger Ms. Foldes New York City Queens Andrei Diocese Ned McGrath McGrath Adam Maida United States Ian

Reno backs full review before warning on Oregon death law

Attorney General Janet Reno said the Justice Department should have waited for a complete review of Oregon's assisted-death by own action law before warning doctors about prescribing lethal medications. She noted the letter from DEA chief Thomas Constantine may have been premature and said the department is conducting the review, expected to be finished as soon as possible.

Washington Janet Reno Justice Department Oregon Reno Drug Enforcement Administration DEA Thomas Constantine Congress Constantine Sen Orrin Hatch Utah Senate Judiciary Committee

Witness recounts Diana crash speed and paparazzi chase

The Guardian quotes Stephane Darmon saying the Mercedes sedan traveled almost supersonically before the August 31 crash in a Paris underpass that killed Princess Diana and Dodi Fayed. Darmon claims Henri Paul teased photographers after the Ritz exit, while Carmen Denies a catch me if you can dare.

London Diana the Guardian Stephane Darmon Gamma Picture Agency Mercedes Paris Henri Paul Carmen Paul Ritz Dodi Fayed Fayed Henn Paul Place Vendome

Clog survives shoe safety showdown in tests

Dutch researchers tested six centuries of tradition against steel reinforced boots in workplace safety. Jan Broeders of the NLR said the wooden clog protects the entire foot and performed well under rigorous testing. EU officials in Brussels had ordered the study to push common standards across products.

Amsterdam Netherlands Jan Broeders Netherlands Organization For Applied Scientific Research European Union Brussels

US hopeful on dissident releases in weeks

Beijing AP US ambassador James Sasser said China may free one or more prominent dissidents in coming weeks as a goodwill gesture. He noted no release during Jiang Zemin’s U.S. visit and cited illnesses of Wei Jingsheng and Wang Dan as possible eligibility factors.

Beijing China America James Sasser Jiang Zemin United States Jiang U.S Sasser Clinton Dunpeisie Democracy Wei Jingsheng Wang Dan

Americans and U.N. inspectors leave Iraq for Jordan

U.S arms inspectors and six non American colleagues drove from Baghdad to Amman after Saddam Hussein ordered expulsions. The group with gear and souvenirs, some smiling, said they hope to return to complete monitoring of Iraqs weapons programs as 76 disarmament experts remain. The Security Council condemned the expulsion and imposed travel bans on Iraqis who hindered inspections.

Amman Jordan U.S Iraq Bahrain Alan Dacey Baghdad U.N Saddam Hussein Saddam Richard Butler Dacey Associated Press Manama Security Council Council Kuwait Irauis Washington Pentagon Kenneth Bacon

Clinton nominee Lee blocked in Senate clash

In a rancorous session Democrats failed to bring Bill Lan Lee's bid for the U S civil rights post to a vote while Republicans blocked a formal confirmation. The 9 9 committee split left the nomination in limbo and signaling a renewed fight next year.

Washington Senate Clinton Bill Lan Lee Mr. Lee Senate Judiciary Committee Orrin Hatch Utah Los Angeles Dianne Feinstein D-Call Mc Lee White House Mike McCurry Pennsylvania Hateh Leahy

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