Sarajevo quiet after mortar attack amid uneasy calm
Brief wire reports describe an uneasy ceasefire in Sarajevo with a marketplace shelling fatality and at least six injuries. UN teams note a relatively calm night despite sporadic shelling, Sniper Alley stretches, and the airport reopening for UN flights as fighting continues. Paris reports on Alain Juppe becoming France's prime minister under President Chirac, aiming to cut unemployment. Moscow notes William McCarty released pending a hearing after hooliganism charges. Mexico City reports new evidence implicating Raul Salinas in the assassination of Jose Francisco Ruiz Massieu, heightening distrust of officials.
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Town plans to turn mummy mystery into tourist bonanza
In San Bernardo Colombia residents display nearly a dozen natural mummies in a cemetery pantheon drawing visitors despite strong smells and questions about the bodies. Officials hope mummy tourism boosts the economy while some locals, including a bishop, urge respect for the dead.
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Cult leader Shoko Asahara says followers acted alone in attack
In Tokyo court, Shoko Asahara claims ignorance of followers' deeds as police plan to charge him with murder and attempted murder over the March subway nerve gas attack. Investigators say top lieutenants implicated him, while the cult vows to abandon its so called scientific research activities.
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Ebola outbreak: Kikwit quarantined as deaths rise
Health workers sweep streets in Kikwit Zaire seeking new Ebola cases after 87 deaths. A Toronto passenger placed in 21 day quarantine. Kinshasa plans a 20 bed ward. Mobutu admits quarantine limits. WHO warns of rising victims. no vaccine or cure. CDC directs airline reporting of febrile, vomiting passengers.
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