Cronkite Undergoes Quadruple Bypass Surgery
Walter Cronkite, 80, is recovering after a quadruple bypass at New York Hospital. The procedure lasted four to five hours. Dr. Wayne Isom called Cronkite in wonderful condition beforehand and said there were no surprises. Cronkite's artery issues were found during a routine checkup. no heart attack occurred.
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Macaulay Culkin Dad Yields Custody Ahead of Trial
In New York the father Christopher Kit Culkin gave up custody of Macaulay Culkin and siblings to their mother Patricia Brentrup as a custody inquest proceeds. Lawyer Donald Frank cited the father’s instruction not to defend the case. The couple, who had seven children, split in 1995 after a long custody battle.
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Arkansas governor signs late term abortion ban
Gov. Huckabee held a rally on the Capitol steps as he signed a late term abortion ban into law, declaring Arkansas will not tolerate the procedure. The law makes providers subject to criminal penalties and aligns Arkansas with four other states in banning partial birth abortion amid ongoing national debate.
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Bus attack wrecks near Jelazoun in West Bank injures 13
A bus carrying Israeli soldiers overturned near Jelazoun refugee camp 12 miles from Jerusalem after a fire bomb attack. Thirteen injured, three with broken limbs. Police say cause under investigation as curfew and searches sweep the camp.
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Aberdeen official charged in Army sex scandal
Aberdeen Proving Ground Md an Army sex scandal case grows to eleven with Staff Sgt Marvin Kelley 33 charged Tuesday for improper relations with female subordinates and multiple counts including obstruction of justice failing to obey orders false statement and adultery according to the Army.
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Hesston mayor race goes to veteran teacher Waltner
In Hesston Kansas John Waltner a high school government teacher and the incumbent won the mayoral election defeating 18 year old student Christopher Friesen in a town of 3000 Friesen received 236 votes while Waltner tallied 391 Friesen said his age affected voters while remaining friends with Waltner during the campaign.
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Mock cattle drive causes chaos in downtown Kansas City
In Kansas City Missouri a radio sponsored mock cattle drive went awry as over 100 cattle ran loose through downtown. Riders tried to steer them to the Hereford House restaurant while spectators watched as a steer entered a crowd and a rider broke an ankle. The cattle were finally corralled in a pen at the Hereford House and none were served.
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Four climbers survive Mount Hood storm ordeal in snow cave
Four climbers from Bend and nearby places endured a Pacific storm on Mount Hood Oregon sheltering in a snow cave for two days after a Sunday summit emergency. They were rescued and reached Timberline Lodge by Tuesday saying they took weather risks and planned for such conditions.
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Clinton era bids for peace near Gaza amid attacks and talks
Albright delays travel as Clinton pursues personal diplomacy to ease Israeli Palestinian mistrust. Netanyahu to meet Clinton in Washington while Arafat presses for a Palestinian state with Jerusalem as capital. Bombings near Gaza settlements and Tel Aviv cafe attack inflame tensions as Mubarak laments a deteriorating peace process.
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Clinton calls for zero tolerance to maintain peace
President Clinton urges an attitude of zero tolerance and determination to keep the peace so negotiated progress can proceed, stating that the United States expects and will press for this approach.
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Onondaga land claim foe calls case ridiculous
Thomas Sweeney of the U S Interior Office says federal policy treats tribal leaders, not individuals, while Timothy Coulter argues that only authorized governments may file land claims. The suit seeks up to 50 billion, alleging New York treaties in the 1700s violated federal law and that signing officials misrepresented land value.
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