Yeltsin hospitalized after apparent heart attack
President Boris Yeltsin was rushed to Central Clinical Hospital with an apparent heart attack, his second in four months. He had just returned from the United States where he spoke at the United Nations anniversary and met with President Clinton, ITAR-Tass reported citing a top aide.
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Clinton vows U S troops for Bosnia NATO mission
President Clinton says he is determined to send up to 25 000 American troops to Bosnia as part of a NATO peacekeeping force and warns that failing to participate would damage the United States global leadership and risk broader European conflict. The outreach coincides with a Truman library fundraiser and a looming international meeting at Wright Patterson AFB to finalize a peace accord.
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Federal death penalty sought in abduction case
Federal death penalty sought for Orlando Hall in the Lisa Reno case, the first federal capital prosecution under the new crime bill. Lisa, 16, was abducted after a drug deal dispute, raped, beaten, and buried near Pine Bluff after a failed escape. Co-defendants testified. three pleaded guilty to kidnapping for leniency. Prosecution notes the case crossed into Texas and involved a $5,000 marijuana purchase.
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Sweeney Elected AFL-CIO President In Contested Race
John J. Sweeney, head of the Service Employees International Union, won the AFL-CIO presidency in the federation’s first contested election. He defeated Thomas Donahue as the 13 million-member union federation shifted leadership after Lane Kirkland’s resignation. Sweeney pledged mass organizer training, greater inclusion of women and minorities, and intensified recruitment amid a campaign that divided the federation.
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Abortion protesters hit with 8.6 million verdict in Dallas
Federal jury orders three groups and 10 individuals to pay Dr Norman Tompkins and his wife Carolyn 8.6 million for a year of protests and harassment at the couple’s offices hospital church and home. Punitive 3.6 million intentional infliction 2.3 million invasion of privacy 2.8 million. The Tompkinses moved to Gainesville, Florida years ago.
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Khachapuri bakery shut as Georgia rails fraud case unfolds
In Tbilisi the central market serves cheese pies as authorities close a bakery linked to Remi Vashakidze, head of Georgia's Railway Department, amid mass fraud charges. In Washington, NTSB schedules hearings Nov 15 in Springfield to update 427 crash findings since January.
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OSHA apology ends family’s two year campaign
In a rare gesture OSH A director Joseph Dear apologized to the Hayes family for a faulty 1993 corn silo accident investigation. Patrick Hayes, 19, was engulfed by corn while cleaning a Florida silo, prompting the lengthy appeal for accountability.
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First Palestinian police enter Jenin under autonomy deal
Hundreds of Palestinians celebrate as Yasser Arafat’s police arrive in Jenin, the first city to be handed to the Palestinians under the Israel PLO autonomy agreement. Exercise of self rule begins with a largely peaceful pullout, though some stones and minor injuries are reported.
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