Powell calls for Sudan peace and Kenya reforms
Secretary of State Colin Powell urged reconciliation in Sudan's 18 year conflict during a Kenya visit with President Daniel arap Moi at State House. He announced a U.S. envoy to Sudan, urged anti corruption reforms, and met Kenyan survivors of the 1998 embassy bombing. Powell stressed Kenya's constitution limiting presidents to two terms and noted Moi's future steps toward elections in 2002.
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Thousands strip in Montreal for Spencer Tunick art installation
About two thousand Montrealers posed nude in the street for photographer Spencer Tunick as part of his Nude Adrift series. Participants gathered Saturday with authorities’ blessing to create a living sculpture extending to continents, including America.
Ex-president Menem weds Cecilia Bolocvo in Low-Key Ceremony
Former Argentine president Carlos Menem married Chilean beauty queen Cecilia Bolocvo in a 25 minute ceremony at the La Rioja government mansion. The event followed security tensions as a Philippine ferry freed most passengers but retained four sailors amid clan- related clashes.
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Indian Team Abandons Uncharted Everest East Ridge Route
A 12 member Indian team abandoned their Everest ascent on the uncharted East Ridge fantasy route due to bad weather. The group aimed to conquer the summit via a climb considered only possible in imagination, with East Ridge the only route not yet successfully ascended.
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Macedonians vow to drive out every terrorist in battle
Macedonian forces pounded Slupcane near the Kosovo border with helicopter gunships and heavy artillery in a sustained assault to crush ethnic Albanian rebels. Rebels answered with mortars and machine guns wounding two soldiers and a police officer. Government says aim is to restore order while rebels seek greater minority rights.
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