Battle intensifies as Grozny battle stalls despite claims
Russian commanders said the Grozny offensive reached a turning point but signs of a breakthrough were scarce. Russian troops reportedly neared the center, yet defense ministers warned against massed infantry assaults and fierce resistance, as rebels fought from fortified positions amid burning oil and rubble.
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Grozny
Russia
Igor Sergeyev
Valery Manilov
Sergeyev
Star-Tass
Chechnya
Moscow
Boris Yeltsin
Aslan Maskhadov
Interfax
Manilov
Maskhadov
Argun Gorge
Shatoi
Georgia
Storms in Europe cause heavy damage and deaths
Paris and western France reel from a second wind and rain onslaught with 57 fatalities in France and 93 across Western Europe. In Paris the Seine flooded streets while 3.4 million households lost power. Vendee evacuated over 2,000 residents as authorities warned against forest visits. Nuclear reactors near Bordeaux shut after Gironde flooding.
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Paris
France
Atlantic
Europe
Seine
Vendee
Jean-Claude Gayssot
Bordeaux
London
Alps
Pyrenees
Gironde
Notre Dame Cathedral
Sainte-Chapelle
Chinese police detain 20 as Falun Gong protests resume
In Beijing’s Tiananmen Square at least 20 Falun Gong followers were detained as peaceful demonstrations resumed after a months-long lull. Police surrounded 10 protesters, dragging one into a van, amid ongoing crackdown since the group was banned five months ago.
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Beijing
Tiananmen Square
China
Dalian
Information Center of Human Rights and Democratic Movement
Zhang Chunqing
Fujimori Seeks Unprecedented Third Term in Peru
President Alberto Fujimori announces plans to run for a third straight term in April, arguing reforms and inflation control justify the bid. Opponents call it unconstitutional, risking political instability, while critics warn of threats to social peace if he proceeds.
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Lima
Peru
Alberto Fujimori
Fujimori
Diego Garcia-Sagan
The
Andean Jurists Commission
Barak faces coalition strain over Shas budget demand
In Jerusalem, Prime Minister Barak negotiates with Shas as the ultra orthodox party threatens to quit over millions in state funds for private schools. A collapse would shrink Barak’s coalition and complicate peace talks with Syria and the Palestinians, with a key budget vote looming.
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Jerusalem
Ehud Barak
Israel
Syria
Shas
Barak
Finance Ministry
Lebanon
Channel Two
Golan
Ovadia Yosef
Yosef
Yossi Sarid
Meretz Party
Foreclosure Suit on Glenwood Acres Property in Franklin County
Countrywide Funding Corporation files to foreclose a mortgage on The North 75 seat of the South 110 seat of Lot 50 Replat of Glenwood Acres in Wellsville. Defendants Ricky D Hall Nicole Hall and FirstPlus Financial must answer by January 25 2000 or a judgment will be entered. Attorneys Jett A VanZandt for the plaintiff.
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State OF Kansas
Ricky D. Hall
Nicole Hall
Firstplus Financial, Inc
John
Jane Doe
District Court
Franklin County
Kansas
Countrywide Funding Corporation
Countrywide Home Loans
Glenwood Acres
Wellsville
Patterson, Vanzandt & Gott
L.C. Tallgrass Executive Park
Fast
22Nd Street
North
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One Israel
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CNEL
Ottawa Herald
Cloon Legal Services
Call Cloon Legal Services
HAWKS
Tawa Herald
Agnes E. Stoffer
Rebeka
Ottawa Bible Church Ladies
Dr’s. and
Ransom
Mom
God Bless
Ottawa
M.A.C.E
City Hall
S. Hickory St
EOE
KPERS
Human Resources
Imaging Services
AMA
AART
Human Resources Dept
Ransom Memorial Hospital
S. Main
Donnam
Ransom.org
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