Virus in brains linked to multiple sclerosis findings
Researchers at the Institute for Viral Pathogenesis in Milwaukee found human herpesvirus 6 in the brains of eight of 11 MS patients and in the blood of 14 of 25, supporting a possible viral trigger for multiple sclerosis though further study is needed. In Florida, 69 year old Ray Howland was killed while biking during the Mount Dora Bicycle Festival as a vehicle struck him on the roadside.
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Milwaukee
Institute For Viral Pathogenesis
Donald Carrigan
West Palm Beach
Fla
Ray Howland
Mount Dora
Howland
West Palm Beach Bicycle Club
John Phillips
Bradenton Mother and Daughters Fatally Struck Walking
A 24 year old mother and her two daughters aged 2 and 3 were struck from behind by a car while walking along a road shoulder to a preschool program in Bradenton Florida. They died instantly and the driver was being observed in hospital while detectives interview her. Victims and driver identities were not released.
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Bradenton
Fla
American AIDS suspect hunted after sex assaults in Stockholm
Swedish police sought James Patric Kimball, a 40 year old American living in Sweden since 1992, for unprotected sex with partners who were unaware of his HIV status. Authorities also pursued 190 women in his address book as a Stockholm court ordered custody on suspicion of rape and assault.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Andersson
James Patric Kimball
United States
Jan Frykman
NATO chief warns Milosevic as Kosovo violence surges
NATO military chief Gen Wesley Clark warned Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic he has not met terms of the Holbrooke aid peace plan. Kosovo rebels demanded all government troops withdraw and vowed to continue their independence struggle, threatening new clashes as U.S. officials urged compliance with UN demands.
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Pristina
Yugoslavia
NATO
Slobodan‘ Milosevic
Kosovo
Wesley Clark
Milosevic
Belgrade
U.S
Richard Holbrooke
State Department
James P. Rubin
Clark
Tanjug
Klina
KLA
Hussein joins Mideast talks at Chesapeake Bay summit
King Hussein of Jordan, undergoing cancer treatment, joined President Clinton at the Mideast summit as Israeli and Palestinian negotiators entered hard bargaining for a West Bank accord. Netanyahu and Arafat to meet separately after about 30 minutes.
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Queenstown
Jordan
Hussein
Israel
Clinton
Mideast
State Department
James P. Rubin
California
Cheseapeake Bay
West Bank
Benjamin Netanyahu
Yasser Arafat
White House
Joe Lockhart
Potomac
Mayo Clinic
Hosni Mubarak
Alexandria
Lockhart
Rubin
Brain implant gives paralyzed man direct brain computer link
In Atlanta a 53 year old stroke victim, dependent on a ventilator, uses a ballpoint pen sized implant to move a computer cursor and send simple messages. Researchers claim this brain computer interface may later allow writing letters and controlling lights.
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Atlanta
Warren Selman
University Hospitals of
Cleveland
Hong Kong Crime Boss Faces Trial in Guangzhou
Police guarded a Guangzhou court as Cheung Tze keung alias Big Spender and 35 gang members faced kidnapping murder and smuggling charges. China accuses them of killing two men, armed robberies, smuggling explosives into Hong Kong, and kidnapping two businessmen for over 205 million dollars.
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Hong Kong
China
Cheung Tzekeung
Guangzhou
Cheung
Georgia troops halt rebellion after mutiny in Senaki
Geor gian troops regain control in Senaki as mutineers abandon roadblocks and return tanks and guns. Akakiy Eliava and 15 to 20 supporters are said to be hiding in a forest, facing treason charges amid an estimated 50 mutineers and local residents joining the revolt.
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Senaki
Georgia
Akakiy Eliava
Eduard Shevardnadze
Shevardnadze
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Roy Bakay
Emory University
William Friedman
University of Florida
J.R
Atlanta Veterans Affairs Medical Center
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Phillip Kennedy
George Lovegrove
Bovy
Mage Lth
Ganter
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