Kim Jong Il Travels Trans-Siberian Toward Moscow
North Korean leader Kim Jong Il continued a secrecy shrouded rail journey across Russia on the second day, traveling through a remote mountainous region toward Moscow. The trip, said to avoid flying, aims for talks reportedly scheduled for August 4 and 5.
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Blair and Ahern to unveil new peace provisions
Britain and Ireland prime ministers Tony Blair and Bertie Ahern announced completion of plans to shore up Northern Ireland's peace accord. The document aims to bolster the Catholic-Protestant government, reassure Catholic confidence in police reform, and jumpstart IRA disarmament, to be presented to parties next week.
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Castro Leads Million-Strong Cuban Revolution Parade
Fidel Castro, age 75 next month, led more than a million supporters in an 11 mile march along Havana's Malecon to celebrate the Cuban Revolution. He wore an olive green uniform with white sneakers, waved a flag, and walked about 20 minutes on a route not quite half completed, avoiding an address to the crowd.
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Israelis Push for Full-Scale Attack After Teen Death
Israel shells Palestinian police positions near Ramallah after a Jewish settlement teenager is shot dead. The settlers council urges Prime Minister Sharon to scrap the cease-fire, while a pre-shooting poll shows support for an all-out assault. Israel and the United States discuss an observer force to stabilize the volatile region.
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Arrest over killing of India's Bandit Queen Phoolan Devi
Police say Sher Singh Rana confessed to the 1981 Behmai massacre revenge killing of Phoolan Devi in New Delhi. Rana, a student seen in the car used in the murder, was arrested in Dehra Dun. Devi rose from a low caste background to political figure with the Samajwadi Party and Parliament seat.
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Officials say 1999 virus outbreak underreported
Scientists estimate West Nile virus infections in 1999 New York far outweighed diagnosed cases. For every encephalitis case, about 140 infections likely occurred, with 26 percent of NYC residents infected.
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Lancet Medical Journal
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CDC urges mosquito control to curb West Nile spread
Federal officials urge health agencies to boost mosquito control and cleanup of standing water as West Nile virus appears in the Southeast. Nine deaths linked to New York and New Jersey since 1999 underscore the risk, with Florida Georgia and Virginia reporting cases in birds and a Florida man.
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Madison County
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