Charles Reveals Loveless Marriage in Authorized Biography
London AP reports Prince Charles describes a loveless marriage to Diana and says he never loved her. The disclosures anger royal aides and Diana’s camp while Queen Elizabeth II’s entourage criticizes advisers for the book by Jonathan Dimbleby. Diana, now separated from Charles, remains key in a tale that tests royal unity.
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DNA Test Suppression Motive in Simpson Trial Focuses Court
In Los Angeles, a judge weighs suppressing DNA evidence from a bloody glove tied to the O J Simpson case after prosecutors delayed testing. Defense seeks sanctions. trial, including jury selection, poised to proceed. Experts note potential use of initial serology if DNA is excluded.
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Cuban exiles in Cuba firefight capture after deadly attack
Cuban officials say seven Cuban exiles, believed to be members of a Florida based paramilitary group named MND or National Democratic Unity Party, landed by motorboat in Caibarien and killed a fisherman before surrendering after a firefight with authorities. The incident was labeled a gross act of terrorism by a Foreign Ministry spokesman.
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Ferry disaster in Cox's Bazar claims at least 56 lives
A bridal party ferry capsized in the Bay of Bengal near Cox's Bazar, killing 56 and leaving up to 74 missing. Bangladesh news agency reports 35 survivors. The vessel, with 165 aboard, lacked proper licensing and faced rough waters near the confluence of three rivers about 12 miles from Cox's Bazar.
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Inspector cites shoddy work at new Denver airport
Dean Hill a 35 year construction supervisor quit after refusing to sign off on unsafe work he photographed dangerous practices at the airport He says pillars Concourse B lack proper steel anchoring mud and debris atop pillars may weaken concrete He handed photos to Denver district attorney as federal investigators examine alleged falsified tests and contracting. airport head Bob Storck promises a full probe.
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Finland votes yes to join the European Union
Finland approves joining the European Union by 57 percent to 43 percent in a non binding referendum with about 75 percent turnout of 4 million eligible voters. Parliament must decide, and Nordic leaders hope the result influences Sweden and Norway to vote in upcoming referendums.
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Kohl secures fourth term amid weaker coalition in Germany
Chancellor Helmut Kohl wins a narrow re election in Bonn as his Christian Democrats secure 48.4 percent and 341 seats in a 672 seat parliament. Critics say the coalition is too right wing and will struggle to govern with a slim majority amid gains by the Social Democrats Greens and former East German communists.
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Negotiators Back to Square One on North Korea Talks
In Geneva US and North Korea held two hours of unscheduled talks on cooling nuclear tensions but reported no progress. U S chief negotiator Gallucci said no plans for further meetings while Perry in Beijing said an agreement could still come this week. Kang Sok Ju met Gallucci informally, with a breakdown the day before as Ho Jong accused the U S of an unacceptable position.
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