De Klerk seeks to ease remaining sanctions
London AP De Klerk arrives in Britain to press further sanction relief as he meets Prime Minister Major. EC nations recently lifted most sanctions, but arms, military, and sports bans remain. Major hopes for repeal of the sports ban. De Klerk to see son Willem in Cambridge and fiancée Erica Adams, who is colored under SA law, amid protests by anti apartheid groups.
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Saddam Hussein appears stronger and secure after war
Saddam Hussein remains in power as loyal military forces crush a southern Shiite uprising and Kurds flee in the north. Analysts cite public appearances by Saddam, a solid ruling clique, and a powerful propaganda machine as he consolidates control. The Bush administration faces questions about future policy while rebuilding proceeds amid Western skepticism over regime change.
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Moderate quake rattles San Jose region
A moderate earthquake struck Northern California at 12 41 p.m. centered about 12 miles east of Milpitas. No injuries or damage were reported as the tremor was felt across the San Jose and San Francisco area, with preliminary data placing it along the Calaveras fault.
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