Violence erupts in Haiti as schoolgirl dies in slum shooting
A 11 year old girl waiting at a Port-au-Prince bus stop was shot during a wave of violence linked to Haiti's disarmament campaign. Clashes with police killed at least two others, with witnesses blaming gangs and authorities. U.N. and U.S. officials noted tense conditions ahead of the December 17 presidential election amid aid cuts and unrest.
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Ort-Au-Prince
Haiti
Apaign
Port-au-Prince
Soleil
Jean-Bertrand Aristide
Jean-Hubert Feuille
Mr. Aristide
Radio Metropole
Cite Soleil
U.N
Aristide
Bosnian Serb Leaders Accept Balkan Peace Accord
Bosnian Serb leaders reluctantly embrace the Dayton peace accord brokered by the United States. Radovan Karadzic faces pressure from followers to back the agreement amid divisions within Serb-held areas. The plan, to be policed by about 60,000 troops including 20,000 U.S. personnel, aims to end 3 1/2 years of war by creating separate Bosnian Serb and Muslim led entities with Sarajevo as the capital.
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ALE
Bosnia-Herzegovina
Uniteds
Inian
Radovanadzic
Ijevo
Chio
Bosnia
Sarajevo
United States
Tanjug
Slobodan Sevic
Serbia
Aading Karadzic
Sevic
Karadzic
Ary
Ratko Mladic
Nikola Koljevic
Dzic
Belgrade
Milosevic
Pale
Mladic
International Tribunal
Hague
Netherlands
Paris
Herve de Charette
France
France Inter Radio
Momcilo Krajisnik
Dayton
Gorazde
Missing heiress of Levitz Furniture found dead in Mississippi
In Vicksburg, Mississippi, the body of multimillionaire heiress Queline Levitz, 62, missing for a week, is believed murdered after blood found in her home. Sheriff Paul Barrett said a blood soaked mattress, scattered artificial nails, and a blood trail suggest foul play. Levitz, widow of Levitz Furniture founder Ralph Levitz, had moved to town three weeks earlier and was last seen Saturday.
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Iksburg
Miss
Queline Levitz
Burg
Vicksburg
Mday
Paul Barrett
Torrance
Calif
Daily Breeze
Charles E. Rathbun
Mill Creek Summit
Angeles National Forest
Linda Sobek
Raiders
Hermosa Beach
Los Angeles
Global strikes disrupt France and Asia amid debt reform protests
Millions of workers across STI PARIS protest plans to overhaul the debt ridden social security system and privatize utilities. In Singapore Nick Leeson faces forgery and fraud charges after Barings collapse. A missing model case in Torrance raises murder questions. A Hong Kong miscaption error ties Lucien Bouchard to the Wests. Junior Walker of Motown dies of cancer in Battle Creek.
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Paris
Alain Juppe
Singapore
Britain
Nick Leeson
Barings PLC
Battle Creek
Mich
Junior Walker
Junior Walker and
The
All Stars
Walker
Autry DeWalt Jr
Blytheville
Ark
Indiana
Michigan
Motown
Mayflower II replica to sail again to New World in 1999
London officials announce a campaign to build a full size Mayflower II replica on the Thames near Tower Bridge. The three mast wooden ship, 90 feet long, will be designed with some modern materials and aimed for a 1999 voyage to America with a crew of about 26 and a dozen paying passengers.
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London
Rotherhithe
Thames
America
Christopher Jones
Plymouth
Mass
Simon Hughes
Tower Bridge
Mudie
New York
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Fred
Rosemary West
South China Morning Post
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Wests
Bouchard
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Bloc Quebecois
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Mexico
Jamaica
Cellular
Blockbuster Video
Patrick Street
Bol
Francis Score
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Sam's
Chile
Sterling Celudar
Fredericktown
Mt. Airy Communications
Rado Shack
Fsk
7Th Street
Radio Shack
Predencktown
Ranes
Naval
Colin Mudie
Hanging Bird Baths
Waverley
Frederick
Fredercktowne Mall
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