Puerto Rico Endures Long Drought and Water Rationing
Puerto Rico faces a six month drought as reservoirs fall and authorities impose strict water rationing for 1.8 million residents. San Juan area taps run dry up to 32 hours, with tanker-delivered well water and bucket brigades forming to supply essential needs.
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Ashford Presbyterian Community Hospital
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Emilio Colon
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France's president undergoes surgery
Paris AP report states President Francois Mitterrand, 77, underwent endoscopic surgery for urinary tract blockage linked to prostate cancer at Cochin Hospital. Doctors said the operation went very well, and he is awake and in satisfactory condition. Balladur leads polls to succeed him.
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Cochin Hospital
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Marc Maidenberg
Urology Center
Edouard Balladur
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Balladur
Jacques Delors
Japan's Murayama calls for caring state while affirming US treaty
Prime Minister Tonichi Murayama urged Japan to be a caring country not a military power and reaffirmed the US Japan Security Treaty. He hinted at ending socialist opposition to self defense forces, while signaling tax reform, deregulation, and electoral redistricting plans amid party tensions.
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Tonichi Murayama
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Wataru Kubo
Tsutomu Hata
Peace plan rejection could spark new war in Balkans
Defense Secretary William Perry warned in Sofia that rejection of a Bosnia peace plan could widen the conflict to neighboring states and threaten the pullout of U.N. peacekeepers. He said U.S. and NATO forces might expand their role, with more troops deployed to Bosnia if accepted, or expanded safe havens if rejected. Perry also pledged to help Romania and Bulgaria obtain excess U.S. military equipment for peacekeeping outside the Balkans.
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