Civilian trucks test new routes into Sarajevo
U N forces planned a 15 mile civilian convoy from Kiseljak into Sarajevo to test escape routes and aid movement. If successful, additional convoys to Gerazde were set for Saturday as talks near Dayton hinge on a stable cease-fire amid Balkan peace efforts and a Russian hosted summit delay.
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Yeltsin Undergoes Tests as Heart Ailment Recedes
After a quiet night in hospital President Boris Yeltsin, 64, underwent further tests to gauge heart damage from a second attack in four months. Doctors said blood supply remained unstable, but no heart failure signs were seen and he would stay under close observation until late November. A Balkan peace summit with Bosnia, Croatia and Serbia and a planned trip to Ohio next week were affected but not expected to derail talks. Prime Minister Chernomyrdin and officials voiced cautious optimism.
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Case complex HIV bite transmission reported in Florida
A 91 year old man allegedly contracted HIV from a prostitute who bit him during a robbery in West Palm Beach. CDC has not confirmed biting as the transmission route, noting only DNA similarity and the rarity of bite transmission. Health officials issued alerts to 3000 local sites and stressed blood to blood or blood to saliva factors.
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Boy survives subway incident after stroller trapped in door
In New York a two year old boy escaped serious injury when his stroller was caught in a train door during rush hour. The child was dragged onto the platform but an off duty officer rescued him from under the car. The boy and his mother remained shaken but unharmed.
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Selena’s killer gets life in prison
A Houston jury sentenced Yolanda Saldivar to life in prison for Selena’s murder after nine hours of deliberation over two days. The judge set a 30 year minimum before parole, with potential for parole after that period.
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Fidel Castro lashes at Giuliani after UN visit snub
Fidel Castro lashed out at New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani as he left the city after visiting for the United Nations fifty year anniversary. In an interview with The New York Times he said he would not vote for the mayor, criticizing the invite and road conditions on his arrival, calling the potholes enormous.
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Canadians rally in Montreal ahead of Quebec secession vote
Thousands of Canadians from distant towns gathered in Montreal to urge Quebec to remain in Canada three days before a close referendum. Police estimated up to 70 000 attendees as federalists seek momentum against separatists led by Lucien Bouchard who dismissed the rally as a manipulated show.
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