Roxanne Pounds Cozumel Then Threatens Yucatan Peninsula
Hurricane Roxanne lashed Cozumel with 110 mph winds cutting communications before moving toward the Yucatan Peninsula. Officials say tourism areas evacuated as waves battered beachfronts, authorities closed some schools in Tabasco, and shops began reopening after the storm passed inland. No injuries were immediately reported, but fears of wider damage persisted.
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Roxanne
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Amilcar Galavez Aguilar
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Truce delayed as Bosnian forces push Serbs in two towns
In Sarajevo, the Bosnian army says it gained two strategic towns within 48 hours while postponing the U S brokered truce. Government officials cite delayed utilities restoration as the reason for the postponement and hope the cease-fire starts after midnight. Rebel Serbs accuse the delay of recapturing territory before peace talks.
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NIH researcher alleges deliberate poisoning with P-32 isotope
Maryann Ma a NIH postdoctoral researcher says she was contaminated by radioactive P-32 last summer in what investigators label a deliberate act. FBI and NIH security are handling the criminal probe as Ma and her husband on paid leave await further action and relocation.
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FBI appeals for public help catching Amtrak saboteur
The FBI asks for tips to catch the saboteur who derailed Amtrak Sunset Limited on a remote Arizona trestle. A note signed Sons of Gestapo was left, with two men sought over a possible second device on a freight track in Phoenix. A $20,000 reward was posted plus private donations.
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Castro Applies for U.S. Visa to Attend UN Anniversary
Fidel Castro has filed for a U S visa to attend the United Nations 50th anniversary celebrations. U S officials expect approval as heads of state visas are usually granted for UN host country events. U N spokesman says denying such a visa would breach U S duties to the UN.
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Simpson to speak on NBC Dateline interview tonight
NBC airs a three hour Dateline NBC special featuring Dr. Simpson, his ex-wife Nicole Brown Simpson, and Ronald Goldman. Tom Brokaw and Katie Couric question him about evidence and domestic abuse during the televised interview airing live around 9 p.m. EDT with no commercials.
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Tom Brokaw
Katie Couric
Nicole Brown Simpson
Ronald Goldman
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