China to Launch Public AIDS Education Campaign
Beijing plans an educational drive to halt AIDS spread among its 1.2 billion people. Outlook Weekly, citing the State Council research department, reports a widespread public knowledge gap and shows health workers noting many know of AIDS but few understand how to avoid infection.
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Beijing diplomat killing prompts Iran to send probe team
Iran said it will send a team to investigate the shooting outside a Beijing apartment compound for diplomats and foreign journalists in which a gunman and police exchanged fire. Police provided few details on the gunman’s identity, while Hong Kong media described him as a soldier from a Beijing unit. The incident began in Tongxian suburb as the gunman commandeered a vehicle and fired on pedestrians toward central Beijing, fell back on the Second Ring Road, and was killed after a 20 minute gunfight. His motives remained under investigation.
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Danish polls begin in calm Danish parliament vote
Copenhagen voters head to the polls for a 10 year non crisis election. Prime Minister Poul Nyrup Rasmussen expected to stay in a minority coalition. Social Democrats struggle to hold seats as campaigns run low on issues. In Kigali Rwanda U N bomb disposal teams avert more blasts as mortars and bombs kill and maim residents.
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Tsunami warnings issued as volcanoes erupt in PNG port area
AP reports tsunamis possible as two volcanoes erupt for a third day dumping ash on Rabaul. National broadcasting warned residents to seek cover at sea level drops. No tsunamis reported yet. geology professor notes earthquakes could trigger waves. Relief efforts for 30,000+ evacuees underway with flights of supplies arriving. 150 soldiers deployed after looting reports.
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Japanese minister heads to US to ease trade tensions
Tokyo expects Yohei Kono to meet President Clinton as Washington presses Japan to open auto auto parts and insurance markets. Kono will argue against US benchmarks while warning that sanctions could follow if no deal is reached by September 30. He also plans talks on North Korea Haiti and Russia policy ahead of UN General Assembly remarks.
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Refugees riot after grenade attack in Zaire camp
In Chi manga camp near Bukavu, a grenade killed five Rwandan refugees. Refugees then clashed with Zairian soldiers, about 20 wounded, no deaths reported. UN officials worried the riot could spread, with security adviser rushed to the camp.
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