Russia to bury czar with scaled down ceremony
Russia prepares a modest funeral for Nicholas II and his family next week. A local priest will preside, a 19 gun salute replaces 21, and the ceremony emphasizes symbolism over grand state prestige as DNA confirms the bones.
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Red Press
Oscar
Russia
Nicholas II
Nicholas
Alexandra
St. Petersburg
Katherine Verdery
Boris Yeltsin
Britain
United States
Moscow
Vika Smirnova
The Battle Over Regular Coffee in American Spots
A public debate on coffee quality spreads beyond cafes as chains like Denny's and McDonald’s add gourmet blends. Consumers complain of lost traditional taste while officials point to flavor variety and arabica usage. Experts note strong preference for robusta profiles and old-fashioned joe amid evolving menus.
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Seattle
America
Rose Mary Crane
Hollister
Calif
Denny’s
McDonald's
Debbie Atkins
McDonald‘s
Bill Whitman
Best Coffee Co
Ted Lingle
Specialty Coffee Association , of America
Long Beach
Lingle
Maxwell House
Rick Robinson
McDonald’s
Family friend shoots two children then kills himself
A 24 year old babysitter and friend who lived with the Parker family killed 4 year old Michael and wounded 8 year old Nicole after binding them with duct tape and shot both children before taking his own life. Police found him dead at a relative's home.
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Piejko
Chicago
Ms. Piejko
Sherwin Kozlik
Michael Parker Dr
Nicole
Michael
Loyola University Medical Center
Maywood
Robert Gordon
Cicero
Police foil IRA bomb attempts in London
London police halted a planned bombing linked to dissident Irish groups after arresting three men with explosive devices near university buildings. A fourth person, a woman, was later detained near Oxford Street as part of a joint British Irish operation with later arrests in the Irish Republic. The suspects were believed to pose as students and no injuries were reported.
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ONDON
London
Scotland Yard
Scotland
Yard
John Grieve
Oxford Street
British Library
Euston Road
Northern Ireland
Irish Republic
Koplan Named CDC Director in Clinton-Era Shuffle
Dr Jefrey Koplan, a former CDC disease detective, was named director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. He succeeds Dr David Satcher and will lead a $2 billion agency with about 7,000 employees worldwide. Koplan previously led Prudential Health Care Research in Atlanta and returns to public service after 22 years at the CDC.
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Atlanta
Jeffrey Koplan
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Koplan
David Satcher
Kaplan
Prudential Health Care Research
CDC
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Homewood
Jordan & Chappell
O'Leary's Pub & Grill
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S. Main
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