Pope John Paul II Still Believes Peace Will Prevail
Pope John Paul II says he remains confident peace will prevail despite ongoing violence in the Middle East and parts of Asia. The remark appears amid rising tensions and calls for restraint from world leaders.
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New Yugoslav Reformers Eye Milosevic Probe
Belgrade reformers say they will launch an investigation that could bring Slobodan Milosevic to trial for harming the country. No timetable set, but premier-in-waiting Zoran Djindjic expects action in weeks. He says Milosevic must answer to the people for corruption and crimes.
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Inauguration Tickets Fall to Congressional Offices
Jodi Major and Heather Faulk, aides to Rep. James Walsh, handle influxes of requests for the January 20 presidential inauguration tickets. Each senator receives 393 tickets and each House member 198, with seats and standing room allocations. Major and Faulk manage distribution, coordinating with other offices if extras exist, while informing constituents that demand exceeds supply.
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Bush's daughter Jenna rushed to hospital after surgery
President-elect Bush's twin daughter Jenna, 19, underwent an emergency appendectomy at St. David's Hospital in Austin on Christmas night. She was listed in stable condition and expected to remain overnight. Bush visited her after the operation as aides noted doctors were pleased with her progress.
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Hundreds feared dead in China mall fire disaster
A four story Luoyang city blaze trapped hundreds at a Christmas disco on the top floor and killed as many as 309 people, with rescuers pulling 60 bodies six hours after the fire began. Eyewitnesses described people leaping from windows as smokey chaos unfolded.
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