Mongolian ex-communists win a parliamentary majority
After four years of reforms Mongolian voters favored ex communists in a crushing 72 seat win in the unicameral parliament. MPRP leader N Enkhbayar, 42, poised to become premier, pledged no return to communism while critics warn of infighting and corruption in the reform era.
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Mongolia
Mongolian People’s Revolutionary Party
Mon-golia
MPRP
N. Enkhbayar
Moscow
Britain
Enkhbayar
French Speialists
Labor Party
The
Democratic Union
Mongolian National Democratic Party
Ramarjargal
Deadly collapse at Lenz Winery terrace on Lake Isine
At MIDDLE BASS ISLAND, a concrete terrace at Lenz Winery collapsed, killing one and injuring at least 75 as rubble dropped into an old wine cellar. Engineers cited a structural problem, not overload, with the 1964 terrace, while police kept boats 300 feet away to view the damage.
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Middle
Bass Island
Ohis
Isine
Lenz
Ottawa
Walter Matthau Dies at 79 After Oscar Win in 1966
Actor Walter Matthau, best supporting actor winner for The Fortune Cookie in 1966, died Saturday at age 79. He rose to fame in dramas and comedies, earning enduring recognition for his distinctive screen presence.
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Walter Matthau
Notable Filmography of Actor Director in 1950s 1960s
A compact listing highlights major screen roles and directing credits from the late 1950s through early 1980s including Onionhead Ride a Crooked Trail Gangster Story Strangers When We Meet Lonely are the Brave Who's Got the Action Island of Love Charade Ensign Pulver Fail Safe Goodbye Charlie Mirage The Fortune Cookie A Guide for the Married Man The Odd Couple The Secret Life of an American Wife Candy Hello Daily Cactus Flower A New Leaf Plaza Suite Kotch Pete n Tillie The Taking of Pelham One Two Three Earthquake The Front Page The Sunshine Boys The Bad News Bears Casey's Shadow House Calls California Suite Little Miss Marker Hopscotch First Monday in October Buddy Buddy Ought to be in Pictures The Survivors.
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Ensign Pulver
the Front Page
Little Miss Marker
Buddy
Americans More Open About Mental Health Trends
A Sunday study in American Psychologist shows about one third of Americans report past or present mental health struggles. Compared with 1957, 1996 figures reveal rising recognition and help seeking, shifting from medical to non medical support.
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Washington
Ralph Swindle Jr
American Psychologist
Swindle
Indiana University
Bernice Pescosolido
American,Psychologist — Journal
Apa
Amp
National Institute of Mental Health
Nimh.nih
AIDS to devastate South Africa economy says study
A UN study released ahead of the Durban AIDS conference warns that HIV AIDS will cut growth, wipe out half of 15 year old boys life expectancy, and shift South Africa's economy into a disaster. By 2006 infections could double to 4.2 million, with businesses facing sick days, higher insurance costs, and loss of productive workers.
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Katlehong
South Africa
Marathi Ramaube
South African Business Council
United Nations
Durban
Johannesburg
Sbusiso Dibitso
Tseleng
Eskom
Liz Thebe
Thebe
Kristina Quattek
Ing-Barings
Quattek
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Sunshine Boys
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