Kentucky Tornadoes Flatten Homes Kill One in Hart County
Tornadoes spawned by storms ripped through central Kentucky killing a man in Hart County and damaging homes, cars, and an apartment complex. Six twisters were reported in three rural counties with only three confirmed. Indiana dodged confirmed tornadoes.
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Rineyville
Kentucky
Indiana
Ben
Meee
Kart County
Terry Shelton
Hart County
Jones
FBI seeks papers for Flight 800 book release in April
New York FBI seeks contracts correspondence and payment records from publisher Kensington for The Downing of TWA Flight 800 by James Sanders. Publisher Paul Dinas says he will comply by April 7, the book’s scheduled release, amid claims the wreckage is being examined and a missile theory challenged by investigators.
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New York
FBI
TWA
Long Island
James Sanders
Ramsey parents refuse observer for DNA testing in JonBenet case
Boulder authorities pressure on the Ramsey family over DNA testing in the JonBenet Ramsey investigation. A family spokesman said JonBenet's parents will not send an observer, with lawyers deeming it unnecessary. Police note delays tied to the Ramseys, who have not been interviewed, while Cellmark Diagnostics in Germany could take up to six weeks.
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Boulder
Colo
JonBenet
Ramsey
Pat Korten
Ramseys
Germany
Rebels Near Lubumbashi in Zaire Move on Capital Region
Rebels advancing from the Shaba region reach within 66 miles of Lubumbashi, capital of Shaba, after capturing Kasenga 135 miles northeast. Spokesman Nyembwe Kazadi says talks with Mobutu’s representatives may begin next week, with cease-fire negotiations seen as urgent to halt the westward advance. The rebel push continues as the government seeks to end the seven-month war.
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Goma
Zaire
Zairian
Reb‘nero
Mobutu
Sese Seki
Lubumibashi
Mingtal Suich
Shaba Region
Aiea
Nyembwe Kazadi
The
Associated Press
Kasenga
Lubumbashi
Kazadi
Dar Es Salaam
Tanzania
Ted
Hanbo Steel bribe probe widens in South Korea
South Korea's Hanbo Steel, under scrutiny for a bribes for loans scheme, diverted about 34.5 million from bank loans into slush funds to win more financing for a massive steel plant. Ten politicians bank officials and Hanbo executives face charges as critics call the probe a whitewash and the president's credibility suffers.
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Seoul
South Korea
Hanbo Steel Industry Co
Hanbo
Kim Young
U N Security Council approves multinational force for Albania
The United Nations Security Council approved a European force to Albania for at least three months to protect humanitarian aid and help create a secure environment for international missions. Italy will provide most troops, up to 5000, with others including France and Greece. US plans to offer political support only.
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Security Council
Albania
Italy
Balkan
France
Greece
Romania
Austria
Portugal
Spain
U.S
Edward Gnehm
United States
Washington
Cult deaths linked to Hale-Bopp voyage near San Diego
Investigators in exclusive Rancho Santa Fe report a home filled with alien cult imagery tied to the Hale-Bopp comet. Medical examiner Brian Blackbourne notes possible barbaric rites, self harm, and deaths from suffocation or poisoned mixtures, as relatives recall leaving families to pursue immortality.
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San Diego
Tvs
Brian’ Blackbourne
San ‘Diégo
Blackbourne
Applewhite
An Ligel
Opal Leonard
Nichol
Leonard
Des Moines
Iowa
Yvonne von Bil
Stephen Hill
Cincinnati
John Craig
Cult
First Lady urged on Uganda visit and aid pledge
Hillary Rodham Clinton met Ugandan officials during a two week tour, hearing a plea to remember the African child. She pledged to press for her husband to visit Africa in his second term, and observed AIDS and literacy concerns while touring Kampala.
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Uganda
Hillary
Rodham Clinton
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Congress
Africa
Ocean
Washington
Chelsea
Senegal
South’ Africa
Zimbabwe
Tanzania
Nate
Clinton
U.S
Béco
Educati
Amariya
Clintom
Dol Veandan
Clinton urges racial harmony amid Africa tour homecoming and Easter dinner
President calls for unity as he and his wife and daughter return from Africa. Spokesman Mike McCurry notes Clinton speaks passionately on black white relations tracing to his Arkansas childhood. He cites everyday racism and a San Diego cult suicides as examples of societal harm and isolation.
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Africa
Mike McCurry
Clinton
Arkansas
America
San Diego
Gore salutes U S troops at DMZ during Korea visit
Vice President Al Gore, during a weeklong Asia trip, looked across the DMZ at North Korea from Observation Post Oulette and at the Bridge of No Return. He praised U S troops as the front line of freedom and urged North Korea to join talks for a formal peace, amid ongoing ceasefire but no peace treaty. Gore met President Kim Young-sam in Seoul to discuss peace prospects and China talks.
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Panmunjom
South Korea
Asia
al Gore
North Korea
U.S
Gore
Dmz
Seoul
Kim Young-sam
China
Kim
Clinton
Boris Yeltsin
Rosvatypana
United States
North
Beijing
Weather data service codes and online access guide
Newsline provides four digit codes for automated weather data from Syracuse area services. It lists call numbers for local toll free access and specific reports on allergens, forecasts, trivia, travel advisories, severe weather and continuous time temperature data from Clinton Square. Also directs readers to online weather summaries and Nexrad images via syracuse.com.
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Automated Information Service
Auburn
Weedsport
Oswego
Pulaski
New York
Clinton Square
Syracuse
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