CIA official charged with passing secrets to Russians
FBI confirmed a CIA employee was arrested on espionage charges for allegedly passing classified secrets to the Russians for years. The Times identified the suspect as a career staffer who trained others and worked overseas before being reassigned to limit access.
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Unprecedented return of refugees slows in Rwanda
Refugee flows into Rwanda from Zaire slowed to a trickle after a three day surge that sent about half a million people across the border. Another half million remained in eastern Zaire as the northern exodus nears completion. United Nations and Canadian forces adjusted plans as relief work shifts to aid distribution and locating separated families.
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Virgins scholarships proposed by UA alumna rejected
A University of Arizona alumna offered to fund a 250000 dollar Sally Keith Scholarship for American Indian women residents of Arizona with emphasis on virgins. The university refused the condition stating it cannot dictate morals and asked for a rewrite before acceptance.
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New memory drug eyed for Alzheimer's patients test
A new drug known as ampakine CX-516 sharply improves memory in older men and may help Alzheimer's patients. In trials with 65 to 70 year olds, scores neared young levels after mild doses, with NIH trials planned for 16 patients next year. Experts call it intriguing but caution until full results are known.
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Air bag tech eyed to stop child deaths
Washington officials study weight sensors to shut off airbags for passengers under 66 pounds, citing 30 child deaths. Mercedes and BMW mats in 1995 96 already detect vacancy. new mats aim to distinguish broad weight categories to prevent deployment for children and small riders.
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Teen sails around world sets solo circumnavigation record
Australian teenager David Dicks, 18, became the youngest solo sailor to circle the globe nonstop, docking at Perth after nine months at sea aboard the 32 foot Seaflight. He was greeted by thousands and about 200 boats, declaring plans to celebrate with friends and family then party with mates.
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