Yugoslavia Seeks Peace Talks After NATO Plea
Belgrade Yugoslavia AP NATO paused three days of raids and Serb Croat and Muslim leaders agreed to peace talks. Holbrooke said preliminary talks to begin late next week in Geneva with Bosnia Croatia Yugoslavia and U S and European negotiators to discuss division of Bosnia.
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Defense Attacks Tape Limits as Jurors Grow Anxious
Los Angeles AP reports OJ Simpson defense lawyers Cochran and Bailey challenge Judge Ito's ruling on Mark Fuhrman tape use and introduce new witnesses. They argue Fuhrman used racist language and may have Nazi symbols, aiming to portray him as racist and capable of framing Simpson. The judge urged progress as jurors, sequestered over seven months, faced delays and a rough island outing.
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Dengue fever threat rises in United States and border areas
U S health officials warn dengue may establish itself in the United States as cases rise in Central America and near the Texas border. Texas warns physicians and reviews hospital records while sanitation officials urge removal of standing water to curb mosquitos. Dengue, with its painful fever and possible hemorrhagic form, is not spread person to person but can cause shock without prompt treatment.
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Woman Found Dead in Trunk Shocks Texas City
Diane James, 45, was found dead inside the trunk of her car after police opened the trunk days after discovering the vehicle. Authorities say she may have taken sleep aids and read romance novels by flashlight before dying. Her mother Vera Knauss questions the theory, noting her daughter's success and independence. The woman lived in a book-filled trailer with a pet cockatiel.
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Stern FCC settlement ends indecency cases
Infinity Broadcasting Corp agreed to pay 1.7 million dollars to settle indecency charges related to Howard Stern's radio show. The pact dismisses five remaining complaints while Infinity admits no wrongdoing, despite a long history of FCC rulings and fines dating to 1969.
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JFK Jr Denies Proposal Rumors From Page One
John F Kennedy Jr told his personal assistant there was no ring and no proposal yet. The New York Post claimed he proposed to Caroline Bessette after a tabloid report about an affair with Sharon Stone.
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Gospel singer Sandi Patti admits extramarital affair
Sandi Patti, a five time Grammy winner, acknowledged an affair with backup singer Don Peslis who she married on August 6, 39, said the relationship began in 1991 about 17 months before her divorce from manager John Helvering. Word Records postponed her Christmas album O Holy Night.
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