World Shell hits house in Sarajevo causing multiple deaths
A shell struck a house in Sarajevo killing two people as a sniper killed another near the presidential building. Four more wounded as Serbs seized two artillery pieces from a U N depot amid disputes over UN passivity. Maj. Guy Vinet confirmed explosions and mortars, while refugees streamed from Croatia into Serb-held areas.
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Sarajevo
U.N
United Nations
Guy Vinet
Vinet
Poljine
Presidency
Butmir
Croatia
Bosnia
Sava River
Posavina
Serbia
Parker Goes On Trial On Federal Drug Charges
Parker faces conspiracy and possession with intent to distribute charges plus maintaining a dwelling for controlled substances. The case features motions to suppress a taped conversation and challenge witness testimony as jury selection begins in Elizabeth City. Trial expected to run all week with selection starting Tuesday.
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Craven
Gerald Parker
Parker
Richard Broughton
Raleigh
Drug Enforcement Administration
DEA
Goldsboro
Earl Whitted Jr
U.S. District Court
Elizabeth City
U.S
Florida
Kinston
Whitted
Terence W. Boyle
Douglas McCullough
The
Sun Journal
McCullough
Clarence Gene Leggett
Central Intelligence Agency
Leggett
FBI
State funding cuts push NC tech centers toward self sufficiency
With more than 26 million in annual state support, MCNC and the NC Biotechnology Center face proposed budget reductions of up to 9 percent. Lawmakers urge MCNC to pursue a financially self-sufficient model by decade's end, while the centers reassess funding for esoteric research. MCNC remains a broad high tech research hub serving industry, academia, and government.
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MCNC
N.C. Biotechnology Center
North Carolina
Steven Burke
Biotechnology Center
Mississippi crest nears as flood fears ease
Missouri River waters receded after cresting 11 1/2 feet above flood stage in St. Charles, with levees showing strain and residents watching for more rain. Ste Genevieve patrolman Alan Davidson said levees should hold if weather stays clear while meteorologist Anita Silverman noted the crest was ongoing but likely not rising further. House Minority Leader pledged swift federal aid during a Sunday tour.
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Missouri River
Ste. Genevieve
Alan Davidson
Missouri
St. Charles
Anita Silverman
National Weather Service
St. Louis
House
Richard
Swift
Antibody Therapy Shows Promise Against Lymphoma
Radioactive antibody therapy targets cancer cells with less harm to healthy tissue. In 21 patients with relapsed non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, 16 remain in remission eight months to three years after treatment using iodine-131 labeled antibodies. Researchers from University of Washington University of Michigan Stanford report encouraging early results as trials expand nationally.
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Oliver W. Press
University of Washington
Press
American Society For Clinical Press
National Cancer Institute
University of Michigan
Stanford University
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