Unabomber search narrows as FBI targets professors
FBI contacts dozens of university professors who may know former students tied to the Unabomber. The Washington Post and New York Times published 3000 words from a manifesto the terrorist sent June 24 urging limited publication. Authorities trace academic involvement while debates continue over printing the full 35,000 words.
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Fat-killing magic bullet eyed as obesity cure
Leptin, a protein linked to fat loss, sparks hype as Amgen and Rockefeller University study its effects on mice and potential human trials. experts caution on safety and delivery since leptin must be injected, with variable results and long odds for universal success.
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Croatian Troops Massed Ready for War Near Sunja
Thousands of Croatian soldiers with tanks and heavy artillery dig in on the edge of Serb-held territory near Sunja, about 50 miles southeast of Zagreb, as UN officials say 15,000 to 20,000 troops concentrate for a possible multi-pronged attack amid stalled Geneva talks. NATO warns Bosnian Serbs of air strikes if they threaten UN safe areas.
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Clinton seeks votes to sustain arms veto
President Clinton faces a tough bid to veto a bill lifting the Yugoslavia arms embargo. The House voted 298 to 128 and the Senate 68 to 29, but veto overrides loom. The measure would end US support for the embargo after Bosnian government arms requests and require UN or General Assembly action if NATO partners object.
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Two teen-age girls kill man and hold party
In a Michigan mobile home near White Cloud two teenage girls 17 and 18 killed 73 year old Leonard Hughey and then hosted a party with friends. Relatives found the body two days later. Police say the suspects, Devon Watts and Kelly Heemstra, were jailed on 100000 bond facing possible life sentences. The investigation notes possible theft of bank books and other items.
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