Milosevic defies war crimes panel in arraignment
Slobodan Milosevic refused to plead to four charges at a Netherlands trial, calling the tribunal false and insisting the case is aimed at justifying NATO crimes in Yugoslavia. Chief Judge Richard May entered an innocent plea on Milosevic's behalf as the hearing closed.
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WAGUL
Netherlands
Slobodan Milosevic
Yugoslavia
Richard May
Kosovo
May
Milosevic
U.N
U.N. General Assembly
NATO
United States
Balkans
Croatia
Bosnia- Herzegovina
United Nations
EU blocks GE and Honeywell merger in aerospace market
The European Union vetoed General Electric Co and Honeywell International Inc over a $41 billion merger, the first such block of a U.S. pair by EU regulators. The unanimous decision alleged reduced competition in jetliner engines and avionics, with higher prices feared for airlines.
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Strasbourg
France
European Union
General Electric Co
Honeywell International Inc
U.S
Executive Commission
Honeywell
Mario Monti
Monti
EWU
Goodall warns hunters threaten central Africa chimps
Jane Goodall told a news conference that commercial hunters aided by wars and logging firms endanger chimpanzees across central Africa. She noted forests are cleared and roads built by loggers let hunters reach deep into habitats, shrinking populations from 2 million a century ago to about 220,000 today.
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Dar ES Salaam
Tanzania
Goodall
Gombe
Congo
Scientists report potential method to revitalize human eggs
Researchers in Lausanne describe a technique using a woman’s genetic material placed into an emptied donated egg to potentially supply eggs for future motherhood. Experts caution the approach remains experimental, with years to determine safety and viability, and discourage postmenopausal childbearing.
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Lausanne
Switzerland
European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology
Gianpiero Palermo
Center For Reproductive Medicine and
Cornell University
Zsolt Peter Nagy
Airman charged in Okinawa rape case sparks U S concern
The new U S envoy to Japan expressed sincere regret over the alleged rape of an Okinawan woman as police await the arrest warrant for Air Force staff sergeant Timothy Woodland stationed at Kadena Air Base. Woodland denied involvement after a fifth day of questioning amid renewed concern about U S troop conduct on Okinawa.
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Okinawa City
Japan
U.S
Bush
Air Force
Timothy Woodland
Kadena Air Base
Woodland
Fertility Breakthrough: Lab-Made Eggs Weigh Hopeful Promise
Researchers at European reproductive centers describe a method to create eggs from a woman's cells by exchanging genetic material with a healthy donor egg. While touted as a major advance, experts caution about potential genetic abnormalities and long odds of healthy births. The work, discussed alongside IVF and ICSI milestones, highlights ongoing, controversial efforts in fertility science.
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Robert Edwards
Patrick Steptoe
Belgium
Palermo
Nagy
Central Research Clinic of
Humor
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Edwards
Scien
Cit Group seeks foreclosure of Richmond property in Franklin County KS
The Cit Group/Sales Financing Inc files a district court petition in Franklin County asking to foreclose a real estate mortgage on Lots 41 and 43 in Adams Subdivision Lot 13 Township 19 South Range 19 East in the City of Richmond. Defendants must answer by August 13, 2001 or a default decree may be entered.
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State of Kansas
Suzanne R. Scott
District Court
Franklin County
Kansas
James Best
Ronald P. Wood
Ottawa
CIT Group/Sales Financing, Inc
Adams Subdivision
Richmond
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Lena M. Hopkins
Christopher H. Cygan
Diane L. Kurtz
Terry J. Solander
Oak St
P.O
Gannett
Plaintff
Ken E. Walker
Kenneth E Walker
Brenda Walker
John Doe
Jane Doe
Eldon L. Gay
Woodside Drive
Topeka
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Ottawaherald.com
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