Milwaukee water crisis reshapes habits after outbreak
The Milwaukee cryptosporidium outbreak sickened over 403,000 residents and led to a boil order for 800,000. The city faced more than 1,400 lawsuits, costs exceeding 54 million dollars, and lasting distrust as residents like Delilah Me and Richard Morris rely on bottled water or boiled water despite official assurances.
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Donna Rice Marries Jack Hughes in Washington DC
NATCHEZ Mississippi AP Donna Rice once labeled as Gary Hart’s scandal figure has married Jack Hughes of Washington. The ceremony took place Saturday at the Monmouth Plantation Natchez Democrat reports details were kept secret. Hart’s 1987 presidential bid faltered after the episode and media photos.
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North Yemen claims Aden capture as Zinjibar recaptured
In a wartime update North Yemen says its troops close in on Aden, the southern stronghold, while the south claims recapture of Zinjibar 30 miles northeast of Aden. Independent verification is unavailable. Foreigners flee as embassies urge evacuation and Americans are told to meet at a San a hotel.
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U S officials open talks with Mexico on cross border issues
Secretary of State Warren Christopher leads a U S cabinet delegation in Mexico City for 24 hour talks with Janet Reno Bruce Babbitt Henry Cisneros and Carol Browner under the North American Free Trade Agreement framework. The meeting marks another session of the U S Mexico Binational Commission as relations are described as strong and improving.
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Mother Teresa Bitten by Dog Receives Rabies Shot
In Calcutta, Mother Teresa, founder of the Missionaries of Charity, was bitten on the finger by a mongrel at her headquarters and received a rabies shot after the incident. She told a caller the injection came from her physician. Former Prime Minister Chandra Shekhar initially disclosed the event.
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Dole and Kassebaum clash on lifting arms embargo
In Washington, Kansas senators Dole and Kassebaum differ over lifting the UN arms embargo on Yugoslavia. Dole argues Bosnians need weapons to defend themselves without American troops, while Kassebaum warns of dangerous precedent and urges allied consent before any unilateral move.
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Clinton names envoy to Haiti amid policy shift
President Clinton announced a policy change allowing Haitian boat refugees to file asylum aboard U S ships, while economic refugees would still be returned. He named William Gray, former Pennsylvania congressman and House majority whip, as special adviser on Haiti, succeeding Lawrence Pezzullo who was ousted over policy clashes.
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