Atlantic hurricane Andrew strengthens near Atlantic. may threaten US
Andrew has intensified into the season's first hurricane with 75 mph winds and a center about 800 miles east of Miami. Moving west-northwest at 10 mph, it could reach the United States by Tuesday if it maintains its course, prompting emergency officials from North Carolina to Key West to prepare. Forecasters warned there is still uncertainty about its exact path as it nears the northeastern Bahamas.
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Former Justice Brennan Hospitalized in Bethesda
Retired Supreme Court Justice William J. Brennan, 86, was admitted to Bethesda Naval Medical Center for an undetermined ailment described as not life threatening. He spent a day in intensive care and showed improvement by Friday night. doctors have not pinpointed the exact cause. Brennan retired in 1990 citing health concerns after previous strokes and cancer treatment.
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King Hussein Recovers After Kidney Surgery at Mayo
King Hussein of Jordan rose and moved about in Rochester Minnesota a day after surgeons removed his left kidney and cleared a urinary blockage. Mayo Clinic spokesman Chris Gade said the 56 year old is very well early in recovery and has received many flowers and telegrams.
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Yeltsin vows showdown with ex-Communists over reform
President Boris N. Yeltsin in a televised address marked the first anniversary of the failed coup. He warned of a hard winter ahead despite a better harvest and acknowledged rising unemployment as Russia transitions to a market economy amid price shocks and privatization. Opponents of reform lack broad support as Russians seek revival rather than subjugation.
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Dispute halts Mideast talks as Palestinians stall border trip
Palestinian delegates abruptly postponed their Washington trip claiming they were harassed by Israeli soldiers at the Jordan border crossing. Israel denies the charge calling it a provocative act. Officials on both sides expect a settlement, but debate if talks can begin Monday in Washington with a newly formed Israeli government.
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Correction Notice About Moynihan's Senate Committee
Herald-Journal editors correct a Thursday edition error stating that U S Senator Daniel P Moynihan serves on the Senate Judiciary Committee. Moynihan is not a member of that committee. Readers with corrections may call 470-2265.
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U S delivers aid to Wajir as famine relief begins
A U S Air Force C 130 carries 1014 tons of food into Wajir Kenya in Operation Provide Relief. Porters unload 195 sacks of split peas as the massive relief effort aims to curb famine in Somalia and the Horn of Africa. The mission involves eight C 130s and four C 140 Starlifters with plans to expand into Somalia.
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Clinton Bush clash over taxes in heated campaign weekend
President Bush labels his Democratic rival a tax and spend liberal as Bill Clinton warns voters against promises of a tax cut. Both camps focus on the South Rust Belt and industrial heartland with the election 10 weeks away. Bush defends a 1990 tax increase while pledging a broad tax cut and less spending.
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Blazes Sweep Western States Leaving Round Mountain Wrecked
Fires raged across western states with Round Mountain reduced to rubble and twisted metal. Don Fennell of Montgomery Creek reported the destruction while Idaho faced a wind driven blaze north of Boise surpassing 100000 acres and threatening a long wilderness burn after six years of drought.
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New Bahamas leader vows to intensify war on drugs
Bahamas elects Hubert A. Ingraham of the Free National Movement as prime minister after a 32 of 49 seat majority. He pledges to harden the drug fight, liberalize foreign investment, and expects warmer ties with the United States while noting some policy clashes on refugee and legal issues. The Liberal party's Lyndon Pindling concedes defeat after decades in power.
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Suspect Clears Himself as Slaying Case Unfolds
Googan slaying suspect says he is cleared month that Fetskos was among several suspects. Fetskos bitter about experience but hopes police catch killer. He cooperated with investigators and took a lie detector test. An unmarked state police car shadowed him for over a month until Friday. Googin vanished July 3 after leaving work to meet parents at a holiday fair. body found July 4 in Cazenovia Lake. Investigators believe death occurred in green area behind Brewster Inn where Fetikos lives. Fetkos says the case is not over until murderer is caught, calling the story of the dead boy.
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South Korea and China to establish diplomatic ties
The two neighbors plan formal relations replacing hostility with commerce as trade with China grows. Taiwan protests and calls for ties to Seoul cut off, while North Korea faces pressure on nuclear inspections and regional stability.
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Weekend warm spell and scattered showers forecast
A warm weekend is expected with clear and comfortable tonight and sunny, near 85 Sunday. Monday will have sunshine and clouds, with a chance of a Tuesday shower. Lows around 60, highs near 80, then cooler midweek with 75 on Wednesday. Thunderstorm activity reported in Birmingham and Atlanta, with gusts to 76 mph in Provo.
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