Indonesian students protest after slayings and clashes
Thousands of students protest across Jakarta and Yogyakarta after six demonstrators were killed by security forces. Riot police fire warning shots and tear gas as rioters set fires and clash near Trisakti University. Megawati Sukarnoputri joins mourners urging democratic reform.
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God
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Megawati
Israeli jets hit Fatah Uprising camp in Lebanon
Israeli warplanes bombed a training camp in eastern Lebanon’s Bekaa Valley killing eight guerrillas and wounding at least 20 as they slept. The raid targeted the Syrian backed Fatah Uprising faction, marking the deadliest strike since April 1996. Rockets from Hezbollah were fired nearby in apparent retaliation.
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Clinton in Germany to set new directions
President Clinton visits Germany to reaffirm ties with Helmut Kohl and outlines aims to set new directions for a peaceful Europe. Talks at Sans Souci Palace cover Bosnia Kosovo and foreign policy while NATO expansion and a single currency loom in the backdrop.
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United States
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General Motors Corp
Arthuritis Pain Cream Promised As Medical Miracle
A new topical product named Arthuritis claims to relieve pain from arthritis bursitis rheumatism and muscle aches by targeting the pain messenger chemical. The odorless greaseless cream and roll-on lotion are available without prescription and supposedly guaranteed to work or money back.
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Trinidadian Wendy Fitzwilliam Wins Miss Universe Title
Wendy Fitzwilliam of Trinidad and Tobago became the 47th Miss Universe after singing Them There Eyes during the pageant in Honolulu. She beat 80 contestants, with Veruska Ramirez of Venezuela second and Joyce Giraud of Puerto Rico third. Fitzwilliam, a pre law student, reflected on sincerity and her surprising singing moment.
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Veruska Ramirez
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Joyce Giraud
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