Rebels seize Goma as Zairian army looted streets
In Goma eastern Zaire rebels of the National Council for Democratic Resistance ousted Mobutu forces, occupied the town, and pledged to expel Rwandan Hutu refugees. Leaders say the multiethnic alliance aims to liberate Zaire, with aid workers warning of refugee risks and humanitarian concerns. Local residents watched looters amid the upheaval as authorities attempted to establish order.
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U S Temperatures Home Delivery Options
U S Temperatures offers Garner Daily and Sunday home delivery at 2.50 per week for daily and Sunday, 2.60 per week for motor route paid in advance, 12.95 per year by mail in advance, and 62.40 per year for Sunday only.
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Tamoxifen Best For Breast Cancer Says Studies
Two studies in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute find five years of tamoxifen after early breast cancer surgery improves 10 year disease free survival by up to 12 percent and 18 percent fewer deaths versus shorter or no treatment. Using tamoxifen beyond five years offers no added benefit and may raise risks.
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Avon Lake weighs mediators for neighbor disputes
Avon Lake considers hiring Conflict Resolution Center mediators to settle barking dog and property line disputes before police and courts get involved. Center head Michelle Murphy described services at a council work session, noting existing work with Westlake and Rocky River and plans for a second Lorain office.
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Mississippi governor hurt when auto flips
Mississippi Governor Kirk Fordice, 62, was seriously injured when his Jeep Grand Cherokee flipped on an interstate. A truck driver pulled him from the burning wreck, and rescuers had to break into the car to free him. Fordice regained consciousness en route to Grenada Lake Medical Center then to a Jackson hospital. He suffered fractured ribs, a collapsed left lung, facial and ear injuries but his condition was not life threatening. Governor Fordice, a Republican, was en route to a GOP election night gathering.
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