France frees Greenpeace ship detainees as raid echoes 1985 attack
In the South Pacific Rainbow Warrior II faced a French commando raid near Mururoa Atoll as Paris plans underground nuclear tests. About 150 commandos detained two dozen people, later released after questioning. no injuries reported by France, Greenpeace cites tear gas injuries.
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Clinton aide passes lie detector in Whitewater probe
Washington reports say Hillary Rodham Clinton's top aide passed a lie detector test tied to Whitewater. Prosecutors deny allegations that she removed documents from Vincent Foster's office the night he died, amid disputes over post death recollections at the White House.
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Berle Eyes Emmy Return for Beverly Hills 90210 Role
Los Angeles gossip notes Milton Berle at 87 aims for an Emmy nomination for his guest role in Beverly Hills 90210 as a man with Alzheimer’s disease. Nominations announced July 20. Berle previously won in 1949 for Texaco Star Theater and earned an honorary life achievement in 1979.
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Burma frees Suu Kyi after six years under house arrest
Aung San Suu Kyi is released from house arrest in Rangoon nearly six years after pro democracy protests began. A Burmese official said she is free to travel and meet people, with guards at her home by request, while her husband and sons remain in England.
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Rescue Attempts Fail to Halt Sampoong Toll Rise
In Seoul workers battled the collapsed Sampoong Department Store ruin for 11 days seeking survivors. Twenty bodies found as the death toll reached 180 with about 240 unaccounted for. A 21-year-old clerk survived 94 days after the disaster, surviving on rainwater and cardboard in a four-foot pocket.
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Pope rejects women priests but calls for gender progress
Pope John Paul II urged dismantling barriers to women's advancement while reaffirming the church ban on women priests. A Vatican letter and a 16 page appeal accompany the church's push ahead of Beijing at the U N conference. He cited Christ and church tradition as justification for priests being male.
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