EU begins absorbing 11 new members amid Cyprus dispute
In Brussels the European Union moves to admit 11 new members marking a milestone in healing postwar rifts with Robin Cook citing unity. Cyprus remains a major obstacle as the bloc negotiates with the Greek Cypriot government to avoid ceding leverage to the Turkish north. Meanwhile Clinton's Botswana safari and Mideast talks underscore a day of global diplomacy and conflict.
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Tornadoes Cut a Ragged Swath Across Minnesota
Powerful tornadoes tore through southern Minnesota injuring at least two dozen and killing 6 year old Dustin Schneider near St Peter. The twisters damaged St Peter Le Center and Comfrey with 32 mobile homes and many buildings destroyed. National Guard mobilized and Governor Carlson toured the damage.
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Hospital mercy killings may be tough to prove
A hospital worker in Glendale, Efren Saldivar, confessed to suffocating or drugging up to 50 terminally ill patients at Glendale Adventist Medical Center. Police found no independent evidence, they released him, and experts caution that a confession alone may not sustain charges. Wecht notes drugs like Pavulon and SACC break down quickly, complicating autopsies and exhumations.
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U N inspectors near completion of Saddam palaces visit
Baghdad reports that four of eight presidential compounds have been inspected with U N arms experts saying cooperation is positive. Jayantha Dhanapala notes half the job done and expect to finish visits next week as Tariq Aziz and diplomats accompany the team under the Annan accord.
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Norway to curb oil output as OPEC look to cut
Norway pledged a 3 percent production cut amounting to about 100000 barrels daily, effective April 12 through year end, boosting OPEC efforts to lift sagging prices. Oslo reserved right to cancel if OPEC's plan falters, bringing total pledges to about 1.5 million barrels daily amid skepticism that 2 million bpd is needed for lasting gains.
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Sheriff Sale Notice in Franklin County Kansas
Norwest Mortgage Inc files a sheriff sale in Franklin County Kansas. The date is April 16 1908 at 10 00 a m on the west steps of the Ottawa courthouse. Lot 48 Glenwood Acres No 2 addition Wellsville is offered for cash with redemption rights noted. Rex A Bowling Sheriff. Lastelic law firm represents plaintiff.
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