Yeltsin says Russia calming down after turmoil
President Boris Yeltsin told Trud the political tensions have subsided and the risk of regional separation is past. He cited improving economic figures and a modest rebound in popularity, noting gains in real disposable income and a majority viewing their economy as average or good, amid ongoing regional autonomy debates and a weakened opposition.
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Dillons Introduces Skim Delux Fat Free Milk Nationwide
Dillons rolls out Skim Delux across Kansas as the first U.S. grocery chain to market a fat free milk with near 2 percent mouth feel. Developer Kenny Nixon of Mendenhall Laboratories credits cotton lentil extract for texture while Dietitian Keri Goetz notes thicker, whiter milk compared with traditional skim.
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Lancet editorial defends abortion amid Cairo conference
The Lancet argues abortion is essential to control population growth and low fertility, noting even reversible contraception can fail. It asserts no country has achieved smaller families or lower mortality without safe abortion, while the Vatican seeks a coalition to ban abortion in conference documents.
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Notable Leaders and Celebrities in Brief News Snippets
George Lucas tops Working Mother list as a family champion while expanding Lucasfilm and related units. George Wallace plans a library museum and study center in Alabama on his 75th birthday. Jimmy Buffett survives seaplane crash with minor injuries near Nantucket. Orson Welles estate sues David Copperfield over use of 1945 footage. Burt Reynolds undergoes outpatient hernia repair in Florida and returns home.
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Child killed as gunmen attack Egyptian tourist bus
In Nag Hamadi, southern Egypt, suspected militants opened fire on a 11 Spaniards tour bus, killing a 13 year old Spanish boy and wounding four others including a father mother and an Egyptian guide. The attack signals renewed violence in a 24 year campaign against Egypt s secular government and tourism.
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