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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1998
Page
3
Boris Yeltsin checked into a Moscow sanatorium a day after doctors ordered him to cancel another foreign trip due to high blood pressure and extreme fatigue. Spokesman Dmitry Yakushkin said he would undergo a course of restoration treatment with duration depending on the plan.
In a historic ceremony, Peru and Ecuador leaders signed a peace treaty to end a long conflict and open their borders for trade and development. The pact relies on four guarantor nations, including Brazil, the United States, Chile, and Argentina, to delineate boundaries and prevent renewed hostilities.
About 180 Egyptian students were hospitalized Monday after eating meals provided by schools. The incident is part of a string of poisonings that have sent at least 1,480 students to hospitals, with authorities launching investigations into the outbreaks.
Fort Whiterock, a major British Army base overlooking west Belfast housing and IRA support, will be dismantled within months as part of peacemaking. Gun and borh attacks have marked its history while engineers raised walls and towers. Noel Carroll, a 56 year old Irish track star and former Villanova runner, died after a heart attack following a noon jog.
A Richmond Circuit Court jury awarded 100 million to Housing Opportunities Made Equal alleging Nationwide Insurance refused to write policies for black homeowners and excluded minority neighborhoods from marketing. Nationwide plans an appeal while denying discrimination and noting prior settlements with the Justice Department.
Bill Gates did not attend the trial but his taped deposition from last summer was to be shown today in the government antitrust case against Microsoft. The excerpts were set to air after Netscape CEO James Barksdale faced continued cross examination.
Stricter controls and an improving economy cut the share of students defaulting on federally backed loans from about 25 percent earlier this decade to 9.6 percent in fiscal 1996, Education Department says. President Clinton called the program a shining example of opportunity with accountability after the announcement.
Tyra Brown, who relied on survivors benefits after her mother died, joins a White House round table with President Clinton and Vice President Gore. The discussion centers on how Social Security affects American women and barriers to retirement self sufficiency, with women in 10 cities watching via satellite.
A CSIS panel report titled Reinventing Diplomacy in the Information Age urges sweeping changes in the U S diplomatic corps. It warns that diplomacy risks irrelevance without overhaul and calls for scrutiny of prospective appointees similar to Supreme Court nominees.
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