Illness in Kosovo Children Spurs Medical Review
In Kosovo, hundreds of children were hospitalized with breathing difficulties and eye and stomach pains amid reports of a mysterious illness. Tests found no poison or infectious disease. officials say no epidemic, while some Albanian opposition claim bias in the medical team. Demonstrations and police moves were reported in Vucitrn as tensions rose.
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Lithuania accuses Moscow of psychological warfare
Lithuania denounces Moscow for escalating military pressure and demands while declaring independence. The Tass agency reports a move toward “anarchy in all its manifestations” as two American consular officers face expulsion and diplomats and journalists are told to leave Vilnius. U.S. officials say the situation worsens and Lithuania remains firm in its bid for independence.
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Mansfield man indicted on 33 counts after ocean crash ordeal
Thomas Root, a former Ohio attorney who ditched his plane into the Atlantic last July, faces a Washington grand jury indictment on forgery, wire fraud, mail fraud, and false licensing documents for Christian radio stations. He contends his flight showed he was unconscious much of the 800 miles, with FAA transcripts backing his breathing trouble.
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