Kosovo child survivor Blerina bears marks of war
Blerina, a ethnic Albanian girl, arrived at Pristina University Hospital with a broken right arm after fleeing Prizren towns burned by Serb police. Doctors expect healing, while Save the Children warns that thousands of children remain at risk amid ongoing upheaval and refugee returns.
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U S general Zinni in Pakistan to defuse Kashmir tensions
General Anthony Zinni, commander of the U S Central Command, met Pakistan's military leaders in Islamabad to urge defusing the Kashmir crisis. Clinton urged Pakistan to pull forces from Indian Kashmir and resume talks with India amid war warnings from both sides. Pakistan denied sending troops across the border or backing militants, and no comments were issued by the U S Embassy or Pakistani military. The duration and possible India visit remain unclear.
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West Franklin Recreation Budget Hearing Set for July 5
The West Franklin Recreation Commission will hold a budget hearing on July 5, 1999 at 6:00 p.m. at West Franklin 287 Education Center to hear taxpayer objections to proposed fund use. Detailed budget information is available at the Education Center and at the hearing.
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Britain bans clone research
Britain rejects expert advice and bans cloning of human embryos for any medical research. Embryos may not be cloned for infertility and congenital disease study. The move shifts from a prior plan to permit limited embryo cloning under 14 day destruction. Dolly funding company says Britain falls behind in a key field.
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Burger battle flames in Moscow sting McDonalds union push
Moscow AP report says Nataliya Gracheva seeks a union at McDonald s McComplex outside Moscow as workers accuse the company of intimidation and firing a protester. A Moscow court opened hearings for a former employee claiming union activity caused dismissal while McDonald s denies mistreatment.
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