Canada Court Overturns Smoking Ad Ban Worldwide impact debated
The Supreme Court invalidated virtually all tobacco advertising restrictions in Canada, prompting a government review of future anti smoking rules. Canada saw a long running anti smoking push including high taxes and warnings, with smoking declines leveling since 1990. Teen smoking rose 1991 to 1994, while debates over price and sponsorship limits continue.
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Thatcher Bush and Gorbachev discuss world politics in Frisco
In San Francisco a three former leaders Thatcher Bush and Gorbachev debated UN reform and the future of international power. Thatcher urged unilateral action in crises and praised actions to oust Saddam Hussein while Gorbachev called for a stronger UN and broader cooperation with rising powers. Bush stressed selective diplomacy and U S leadership in global issues.
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Relatives and IRA clash over Tom Williams remains
In Belfast, relatives of Tom Williams and IRA supporters dispute the exhumation and burial of the last IRA man executed, after Britain dropped objections to moving his grave. Williams, 19, led Belfast's C company and was hanged in 1942. his family rejects using his bones as political leverage amid memorial disputes.
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Divers to begin recovery of ancient statues near Pharos lighthouse
French and Egyptian divers plan to lift scattered Egyptian, Greek, and Hellenic statues from off Alexandria's coast as part of a three month seabed survey. They expect to retrieve 20 to 30 statue pieces, with a giant sphinx posing transport challenges.
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Egypt to close Chephren Pyramid for three months
Cairo based report says the Chephren pyramid at Giza will close from Oct 10 for urgent restoration, while the Cheops and Mycerinus pyramids stay open. Zahi Hawass notes up to 2 million annual visitors emit water vapor that weakens the limestone blocks.
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