Burundi President Ndadaye Killed By Rebels In Burundi
Burundi President Melchior Ndadaye was allegedly killed by rebels after being beaten with a gun, bayoneted, and shot. Ntibantunganya said bodies of Ndadaye and dignitaries were recovered and would be buried with honor, with evidence of atrocious wounds.
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Kigali
Rwanda
Burundi
Sylvestre Ntibantunganya
Melchior Ndadaye
Ntibantunganya
Ndadaye
Multiple Mayors and Governors Races Election Day
Thousands vote in Virginia New Jersey New York and other states as Florio battles Whitman in New Jersey and Terry faces Allen in Virginia. DinkinsGiuliani rematch in New York tests racial dynamics while Detroit Atlanta Miami Boston and Washington add local contests on taxes schools and governance.
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U.S
Coleman Young
Atlanta
Two 11 year olds deny murder in British toddler case
Preston prosecutors say the two defendants showed a fluent capacity to lie and blamed each other as James Bulger vanished from a Liverpool mall. The 10 year olds abducted the 2 year old, tailed him 20 miles to a railway line and subjected him to a violent attack before his death.
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Wisconsin Gets Green Light for Two Year Welfare Time Limits
The Clinton administration approves Wisconsin to test two year welfare limits in two counties. Governor Thompson hails the plan as a move to end long term dependency while critics warn of harm to families when jobs are not available and advocate groups question the policy's fairness.
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Jakarta rail crash kills 69 in head on collision
Two passenger trains collided during rush hour on the outskirts of Jakarta at 7 45 a m. The crash left at least 69 dead and about 77 injured with authorities warning the toll could rise as others remained trapped in wreckage.
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Indonesia
Depok
Haiti Army Ignores Talks as UN Seeks New Haiti Talks
United Nations plans new talks in Port au Prince to revive democracy after the army rejected the latest accord. Aristide return remains in dispute as rightists press for elections without key players, while Cedras and Caputo are invited.
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Haiti
United Nations
Jean-Bertrand Aristide
U.N
U.S
Stanley Schrager
Aristide
Cedras
Dante Caputo
Schrager
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