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"content": "Khalaf , was expelled earlier this year for similar reasons amid rising tension in bilateral ties after King Hussein began calling for change in Baghdad following top Iraqi defections in August 1995 . Iraq retaliated then by expelling a junior administrator working in the Jordanian embassy in Baghdad but has continued its policy of trying to avoid public conflicts with Jordan -- its only secure route to the rest of the world . Jordan has accused Iraq and a local pro-Baghdad party for the country 's worst unrest in seven years which erupted after it almost doubled the prices of bread last week under radical economic reforms agreed with the International Monetary Fund . In Karak , where two days of riots flared last Friday , a few hundred young men lingered outside Omari mosque on leaving , shouting slogans for about 15 minutes . \" Disperse , abstain from forming groups and help maintain order , \" army officers , who has enforced a loose curfew since the riots , told the crowd through loudspeakers . The men shouted \" Allahu Akbar \" ( God is Greatest ) as a former Islamist deputy , Ahmed Kafawin , told soldiers the crowd would not cause trouble . He had earlier mounted the mosque 's pulpit to demand release of detainees , an end to raids on houses and the cancelling of the bread price rises . Armoured cars had patrolled streets in Karak , traditional bastion of communist ideology and Baath socialism that swept the region in the 1950s , and guarded entrances to the hill-top city famed for its Crusader castle before the prayers . There was also heavy security in the crowded centre of Amman , where smaller clashes had erupted last Saturday , but Friday prayers at the main mosque ended quietly as police in full riot gear looked on . The Jordanian Arab Socialist Baath Party , which has one deputy in the 80-seat lower house of parliament , has denied involvement in unrest which it blamed on government policies and rising economic hardship . Government attempts to link the rioting to foreign influence has been treated with derision by those in the streets who blame the protests on severe economic hardships .",
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"content": "CRICKET - ENGLISH COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP SCORES . LONDON 1996-08-31 Results and close scores of four-day English county championship matches on Saturday : At Portsmouth : Middlesex beat Hampshire by 188 runs . Middlesex 199 and 426 , Hampshire 232 and 205 ( A. Fraser 5-79 , P. Tufnell 4-39 ) . Middlesex 20 points , Hampshire 5 . At Chester-le-Street : Glamorgan beat Durham by 141 runs . Glamorgan 259 and 207 , Durham 114 and 211 . Glamorgan 22 points , Durham 4 . At Chesterfield : Derbyshire beat Worcestershire by nine wickets . Worcestershire 238 and 303 ( K. Spiring 130 not out , S. Rhodes 57 ; P. DeFreitas 4-70 ) , Derbyshire 471 and 71-1 . Derbyshire 24 points , Worcestershire 5 . At The Oval ( London ) : Surrey beat Warwickshire by an innings and 164 runs . Warwickshire 195 and 109 ( J. Benjamin 4-17 , M. Bicknell 4-38 ) , Surrey 468 ( C. Lewis 94 , M. Butcher 70 , G. Kersey 63 , J. Ratcliffe 63 , D. Bicknell 55 ) . Surrey 24 points , Warwickshire 2 . At Headingley ( Leeds ) : Yorkshire 290 and 329 ( R. Kettleborough 108 , G. Hamilton 61 ; P. Such 8-118 ) , Essex 372 and 100-5 . At Hove : Sussex 363 and 144 , Lancashire 218 and 53-0 . At Tunbridge Wells : Nottinghamshire 214 and 167-6 ( C. Tolley 64 not out ) , Kent 244 ( C. Hooper 58 ; C. Tolley 4-68 , K. Evans 4-71 ) At Bristol : Gloucestershire 183 and 249 ( J. Russell 75 ) , Northamptonshire 190 and 218-9 .",
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"content": "Paper says Thatcher 's office consulted astrologer . LONDON 1996-09-01 A British newspaper said Margaret Thatcher was so shaken by an IRA attempt on her life when she was prime minister in 1984 that an astrologer was asked to warn her against future threats . The Sunday Telegraph quoted Majorie Orr as saying she did a horoscope chart for Thatcher , a Libran , after she narrowly escaped death in the Irish guerrilla bombing of a hotel during the Conservative Party conference more than a decade ago . Orr said Thatcher 's press secretary Bernard Ingram asked her to telephone if she saw any threatening indications in the future . \" Bernard Ingham told me that if I ever heard anything that indicated danger I was to let him know , \" Orr said . Orr said she never had to telephone . She added that the horoscope was purely for security purposes and she was never consulted about political moves . Ingram was quoted as telling the newspaper he thought astrology was \" a load of rubbish \" and that he could not recall asking Orr to keep a watch on Thatcher 's stars . Thatcher , dubbed the \" Iron Lady \" for her driven , forceful personality , was never known to have an interest in the occult and in fact has a university degree in chemistry . Former U.S. president Ronald Reagan 's wife , Nancy , admitted in her biography My Turn that she regularly consulted an astrologer to help her plan her husband 's schedule .",
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"content": "Paper says Thatcher 's office consulted astrologer . LONDON 1996-09-01 A British newspaper said Margaret Thatcher was so shaken by an IRA attempt on her life when she was prime minister in 1984 that an astrologer was asked to warn her against future threats . The Sunday Telegraph quoted Majorie Orr as saying she did a horoscope chart for Thatcher , a Libran , after she narrowly escaped death in the Irish guerrilla bombing of a hotel during the Conservative Party conference more than a decade ago . Orr said Thatcher 's press secretary Bernard Ingram asked her to telephone if she saw any threatening indications in the future . \" Bernard Ingham told me that if I ever heard anything that indicated danger I was to let him know , \" Orr said . Orr said she never had to telephone . She added that the horoscope was purely for security purposes and she was never consulted about political moves . Ingram was quoted as telling the newspaper he thought astrology was \" a load of rubbish \" and that he could not recall asking Orr to keep a watch on Thatcher 's stars . Thatcher , dubbed the \" Iron Lady \" for her driven , forceful personality , was never known to have an interest in the occult and in fact has a university degree in chemistry . Former U.S. president Ronald Reagan 's wife , Nancy , admitted in her biography My Turn that she regularly consulted an astrologer to help her plan her husband 's schedule .",
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"content": "and was deeply involved in world church issues and publicly committed to rooting out abuses by clergy . \" I have been assured that I still have some quality time left , \" he said , saying he would undergo a new form of chemotherapy but his doctors have told him there was only a slim chance of a cure and the liver cancer was inoperable . \" It 's not going to be easy to say goodbye to everybody . Death does have some sad dimensions to it but I am a man of faith , \" he said . \" Death is a natural phenomenom . \" He said he would \" serve until the end \" as cardinal . Pancreatic cancer is among the most deadly forms of the disease , although Bernardin 's case was caught early . Surgeons removed a cancerous kidney , parts of his pancreas and stomach , small intestine , bile duct and surrounding tissues . He made a rapid recovery and resumed most of his duties , but then developed a deteriorating condition in his spine that caused him great pain and shortened his height by several inches . He was scheduled to undergo back surgery next month , but that was cancelled when the cancer was discovered in his liver in order to avoid delaying the start of chemotherapy . The spare , soft-spoken son of an Italian stonecutter took over the Chicago archdiocese , the nation 's second-largest after Los Angeles , with 2.3 million parishioners , in 1982 . Ironically , Bernardin , who developed a progressive , much-praised programme to deal with pedophilia involving priests , became the highest-ranking church official ever accused of sexual improprieties when a former seminary student leveled charges in 1993 that he had been sexually abused by Bernardin during the 1970s . Bernardin steadfastly denied the charges and the former student later recanted his tale of abuse . Bernardin prayed with him before he died from AIDS last year . Bernardin , who became archbishop of Cincinnati in 1972 , played an increasingly prominent role in the U.S. church as a moderate voice of compromise among liberals and conservatives in the ranks of the bishops . This month , he announced that he would oversee a series of conferences to find \" common ground \" among American Catholics . Previously , he was instrumental in drafting church policy on war , peace and nuclear arms , and for seven years he headed the bishops ' anti-abortion policy committee , espousing a policy describing human life as a \" seamless garment . \"",
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"content": "MOTORCYCLING - WORLD SUPERBIKE CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS . SUGO , Japan 1996-08-25 Leading results from round nine of the superbike world championship on Sunday : First race 1. Yuuchi Takeda ( Japan ) Honda 38 minutes 30.054 seconds 2. Noriyuki Haga ( Japan ) Yamaha 38:30.140 3. Wataru Yoshikawa ( Japan ) Yamaha 38:32.353 4. Troy Corser ( Australia ) Ducati 38:34.436 5. John Kocinski ( U.S. ) Ducati 38:36.306 6. Aaron Slight ( New Zealand ) Honda 38:41.756 7. Norihiko Fujiwara ( Japan ) Yamaha 38:43.253 8. Carl Fogarty ( Britain ) Honda 38:49.595 9. Akira Ryo ( Japan ) Kawasaki 38:50.269 10. Shiya Takeishi ( Japan ) Kawasaki 38:52.271 Fastest lap : Haga 147.159 kph . Second race 1. Takuma Aoki ( Japan ) Honda 38:18.759 2. Kocinski 38:19.313 3. Haga 38:32.040 4. Slight 38:32.149 5. Fogarty 38:32.719 6. Fujiwara 38:33.595 7. Ryo 38:34.682 8. Takeishi 38:34.999 9. Yoshikawa 38:35.297 10. Corser 38:42.015 Fastest lap : Aoki 147.786 kph World championship standings ( after nine rounds ) : 1. Slight 280 points 2. Corser 269 3. Kocinski 254 4. Fogarty 236 5. Colin Edwards ( U.S. ) Yamaha 176 6. Pier Francesco Chili ( Italy ) Ducati 175 7. Simon Crafar ( New Zealand ) Kawasaki 132 8. Anthony Gobert ( Australia ) Kawasaki 117 9. Yoshikawa 107 10. Neil Hodgson ( Britain ) Ducati 82 Revised placings for second race after the disqualification of Japanese rider Noriyuki Haga for using an illegal carburettor part : 1. Takuma Aoki ( Japan ) Honda 38:18.759 2. Kocinski 38:19.313 3. Slight 38:32.149 4. Fogarty 38:32.719 5. Fujiwara 38:33.595 6. Ryo 38:34.682 7. Takeishi 38:34.999 8. Yoshikawa 38:35.297 9. Corser 38:42.015 10. Keiichi Kitigawa ( Japan ) Suzuki 38:42.333 Fastest lap : Aoki 147.786 kph Revised world championship standings ( after nine rounds ) : 1. Slight 283 points 2. Corser 270 3. Kocinski 254 4. Fogarty 238 5. Colin Edwards ( U.S. ) Yamaha 176 6. Pier Francesco Chili ( Italy ) Ducati 175 7. Simon Crafar ( New Zealand ) Kawasaki 133 8. Anthony Gobert ( Australia ) Kawasaki 117 9. Yoshikawa 108 10. Neil Hodgson ( Britain ) Ducati 82",
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"content": ", 1996 ) Its hard to believe it but two years have come and gone since the first issue of the Game Cabinet hit the Web . In that time , there have been twenty-three monthly issues - I missed the April issue of this year - with over 500 articles . I feel like I should thank lots of people individually but the last time I tried that I left out poor Stuart ! So a special thanks to Stuart Dagger and , of course , Mike Siggins and Catherine Soubeyrand who have been great about helping out whenever I needed them . All of the Cabinet Makers have added their own bit of scrollwork here or a new shelf there . Without them , the whole would n't have been as exciting . I hope we can all make it another two years ! Thanks , again , folks ! As an aside , Mike Sanderson brought us the whizzy birthday cakes appearing on this month 's cover . Thanks , Mike ! By the way , Mike hates endless loops , too , but it is a birthday so a certain amount of fuss was appropriate . The German Invasion : American Phase This Summer we are witnessing the beginning of a German invasion of America . Mayfair has released a line of five new German imports , including many Spiel des Jahres winners from the past few years . Winning Moves has released Raj , an American edition of Hol 's der Geier , an interesting little card game ( though I must admit that I would be tempted to use the bits to play High Society , instead ) . 6 Nimmt has been released as Take 6 . And there are more to follow . The Mayfair series looks quite good . I could quibble about some of the production choices . I 'm not a huge fan of their use of photography in place of paintings or drawings as in Settlers of Cattan . And I think leaving the card colors off of the board for Modern Art is a bit of a game play faux pax . But the simple fact is that all of the games in the new line are produced to a higher standard than we have become accustomed to here in the States . And the prices have been kept in line with or even lower than those we are accustomed to paying . Mayfair has done an excellent job and they 've certainly earned the point position on all subsequent import editions . Winning Moves has made a mixed start out of the gate . Raj and Priceless are certainly of interest . But the rest of the line seems to be marketed at the Victorian Parlour Game crowd . What 's in a Name ? Which reminds me : there has been a running discussion in Sumo as to what term should be used to refer to",
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"content": "Hijacked Sudan plane lands at a London airport . STANSTED , England 1996-08-27 A hijacked Sudan Airways plane carrying 199 passengers and crew landed at Stansted airport just outside London early on Tuesday morning after flying from Cyprus , eyewitnesses said . The Airbus 310 Flight 150 , which was hijacked on Monday evening on its way from Khartoum to the Jordanian capital Amman , landed at 4.30 a.m. ( 0330 GMT ) after a flight of more than four hours . At least one of the unidentified hijackers was apparently armed with grenades and TNT and threatened to blow the plane up in Cyprus unless it was refuelled so they could fly to Britain to claim political asylum . \" They will surrender the passengers there and surrender themselves , \" police spokesman Glafcos Xenos told reporters at Cyprus 's Larnaca airport . Security was tight at Stansted airport , which is about 30 miles ( 50 km ) northeast of the capital . Stansted has been designated as the preferred option for handling hijackings in southern England because it is more remote than Heathrow and Gatwick , London 's two major airports , and handles less air traffic .",
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"content": "Hijacked Sudan plane lands at a London airport . STANSTED , England 1996-08-27 A hijacked Sudan Airways plane carrying 199 passengers and crew landed at Stansted airport just outside London early on Tuesday morning after flying from Cyprus , eyewitnesses said . The Airbus 310 Flight 150 , which was hijacked on Monday evening on its way from Khartoum to the Jordanian capital Amman , landed at 4.30 a.m. ( 0330 GMT ) after a flight of more than four hours . At least one of the unidentified hijackers was apparently armed with grenades and TNT and threatened to blow the plane up in Cyprus unless it was refuelled so they could fly to Britain to claim political asylum . \" They will surrender the passengers there and surrender themselves , \" police spokesman Glafcos Xenos told reporters at Cyprus 's Larnaca airport . Security was tight at Stansted airport , which is about 30 miles ( 50 km ) northeast of the capital . Stansted has been designated as the preferred option for handling hijackings in southern England because it is more remote than Heathrow and Gatwick , London 's two major airports , and handles less air traffic .",
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"content": "representing the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe ( OSCE ) , told reporters that municipal polls due on September 14 with other Bosnian elections would be put off . \" I have made a chairman 's decision that it is not feasible to hold municipal elections on September 14 , \" said Frowick . He said no exact date had been set but it was possible the local elections would take place in the spring of 1997 . According to OSCE officials , Serb authorities have pressed their refugees to register to vote in towns now under Serb control , but which used to have Moslem majorities . Human rights workers say authorities in Serbia and Bosnian Serb territory have conducted a well-organised campaign to coerce refugees into registering only on Serb territory and failed to inform them of their rights under the Dayton peace agreement . Diplomats say the effect of the electoral engineering would be to establish political control over districts they conquered and ethnically cleansed in war . The response of the Bosnian Serbs to the OSCE 's announcement was not immediately clear . But Bosnian Serb leaders have hinted they would boycott the poll if the municipal elections were postponed , or go ahead with their own . The Bosnian Serb cabinet , in a letter to the OSCE , said on Monday that any delay of local elections would be \" a direct and flagrant violation fo the Dayton agreement \" . The Serbs , who administer half of Bosnia in a Serb republic , said they had met all conditions for holding the September elections . Diplomats fear that the crisis could cast doubt over the entire election process , which already appears set to confirm Bosnia 's ethnic partition rather than its reintegration as the Dayton peace agreement had planned .",
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"content": "representing the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe ( OSCE ) , told reporters that municipal polls due on September 14 with other Bosnian elections would be put off . \" I have made a chairman 's decision that it is not feasible to hold municipal elections on September 14 , \" said Frowick . He said no exact date had been set but it was possible the local elections would take place in the spring of 1997 . According to OSCE officials , Serb authorities have pressed their refugees to register to vote in towns now under Serb control , but which used to have Moslem majorities . Human rights workers say authorities in Serbia and Bosnian Serb territory have conducted a well-organised campaign to coerce refugees into registering only on Serb territory and failed to inform them of their rights under the Dayton peace agreement . Diplomats say the effect of the electoral engineering would be to establish political control over districts they conquered and ethnically cleansed in war . The response of the Bosnian Serbs to the OSCE 's announcement was not immediately clear . But Bosnian Serb leaders have hinted they would boycott the poll if the municipal elections were postponed , or go ahead with their own . The Bosnian Serb cabinet , in a letter to the OSCE , said on Monday that any delay of local elections would be \" a direct and flagrant violation fo the Dayton agreement \" . The Serbs , who administer half of Bosnia in a Serb republic , said they had met all conditions for holding the September elections . Diplomats fear that the crisis could cast doubt over the entire election process , which already appears set to confirm Bosnia 's ethnic partition rather than its reintegration as the Dayton peace agreement had planned .",
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"content": "Pirelli cables look to tap Chinese growth . David Jones MILAN 1996-08-30 Italian tyre and cables giant Pirelli on Friday announced its long-awaited move into China with a cables joint venture set to capitalise on the rapidly-growing Chinese telecommunications market . Pirelli is linking with Hong Kong-based group CITIC Pacific in a venture to be called the Wuxi Tong Ling Company Ltd , which will operate in partnership with a local industrial company at its existing factory in Wuxi , Jiangsu province , Shanghai . The partners will invest around $ 30 million in the existing copper cable plant at Wuxi to update technology and include optic fibre production , with annual turnover expected to reach $ 60 million within the next few years . The move marks a further move by Pirelli 's cables division to expand in the fast-growing Far Eastern developing markets with the group already present in Indonesia , India and Malaysia . \" This is really positive news for Pirelli , and I expect that it will produce one of the best half-year results in late September compared to other industrial Italian companies , \" said analyst Paula Buratti at Indosuez . She emphasised that the move was positive because Pirelli will have management control of the Chinese venture , and it also showed another example of Pirelli exporting its technical know-how to developing markets . Pirelli shares reacted favourable even though talks had been underway for some time and news about a venture had been widely expected . The shares rose 0.2 percent to 2,555 lire by 1350 GMT in an easier",
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"content": "Pirelli cables look to tap Chinese growth . David Jones MILAN 1996-08-30 Italian tyre and cables giant Pirelli on Friday announced its long-awaited move into China with a cables joint venture set to capitalise on the rapidly-growing Chinese telecommunications market . Pirelli is linking with Hong Kong-based group CITIC Pacific in a venture to be called the Wuxi Tong Ling Company Ltd , which will operate in partnership with a local industrial company at its existing factory in Wuxi , Jiangsu province , Shanghai . The partners will invest around $ 30 million in the existing copper cable plant at Wuxi to update technology and include optic fibre production , with annual turnover expected to reach $ 60 million within the next few years . The move marks a further move by Pirelli 's cables division to expand in the fast-growing Far Eastern developing markets with the group already present in Indonesia , India and Malaysia . \" This is really positive news for Pirelli , and I expect that it will produce one of the best half-year results in late September compared to other industrial Italian companies , \" said analyst Paula Buratti at Indosuez . She emphasised that the move was positive because Pirelli will have management control of the Chinese venture , and it also showed another example of Pirelli exporting its technical know-how to developing markets . Pirelli shares reacted favourable even though talks had been underway for some time and news about a venture had been widely expected . The shares rose 0.2 percent to 2,555 lire by 1350 GMT in an easier",
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"content": "TENNIS - SPAIN , U.S. TEAMS OPEN ON ROAD FOR 1997 FED CUP . Richard Finn NEW YORK 1996-08-31 This year 's Fed Cup finalists -- defending champion Spain and the United States -- will hit the road to open the 1997 women 's international team competition , based on the draw conducted Saturday at the U.S. Open . Spain travels to Belgium , while the U.S. team heads to the Netherlands for first-round matches March 1-2 . The other two first-round ties will pit hosts Germany against the Czech Republic and visiting France against Japan . The semifinals are July 19-20 , and the final September 27- 28 . Life on the road this year did not slow the Americans , who will try to avenge their 3-2 defeat in the final last year when they host Spain on September 28-29 in Atlantic City . \" Last year we stood on the court after we had lost and we put out hands together and made it our committment to bring back the Cup , \" U.S. captain Billie Jean King said at the draw . \" That is our sole goal . \" The United States edged Austria in Salzburg 3-2 in the opening round in April , and then blanked Japan 5-0 in Nagoya last month in the semifinals . The victory against Japan marked the Fed Cup debut of Monica Seles , who became a naturalised U.S. citizen in 1994 . Seles easily won both her singles matches and King is counting on the co-world number one to lead the team again . \" I told Monica we need her if we want to win , \" King said . Seles 's sore left shoulder and a wrist injury to Fed Cup veteran Mary Joe Fernandez have forced King to take a wait and see attitude regarding her squad for the best-of-five match . Fernandez was forced to withdraw from the U.S. Open . \" We will wait until the last minute so we check with everybody and their injuries , \" said King . \" What we like would be Seles , ( Olympic champion Lindsay ) Davenport and Mary Joe Fernandez . \" If she can get that threesome together , King will feel good about her chances against the Spain 's formidable duo of Arantxa Sanchez Vicario and Conchita Martinez . \" To be a great coach you have to have the right horses and I got the right horses , \" said King .",
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"content": "CYCLING - WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS . MANCHESTER , England 1996-08-29 Results at the world track cycling championships on Thursday : Individual pursuit semifinals ( over 4,000 metres ) : Chris Boardman ( Britain ) 4:15.006 beat Alexei Markov ( Russia ) 4:23.029 Andrea Collinelli ( Italy ) 4:16.141 beat Francis Moreau ( France ) 4:19.665 Moreau takes bronze medal as faster losing semifinalist . Final : Chris Boardman ( Britain ) 4:11.114 ( world record ) beat Andrea Collinelli ( Italy ) 4:20.341 Olympic sprint championship ( three-man teams ) : 1. Australia ( Darryn Hill , Shane Kelly , Gary Neiwand ) 44.804 seconds 2. Germany ( Jens Fiedler , Michael Hubner , Soren Lausberg ) 45.455 3. France ( Laurent Gane , Florian Rousseau , Herve Thuet ) 45.810 4. Greece ( Dimitrios Georgalis , Georgios Chimonetos , Lampros Vasilopoulos ) 46.538 Women 's world sprint championship quarter-finals ( best of three matches ) : Magali Faure ( France ) beat Kathrin Freitag ( Germany ) two matches to nil ( with times for the last 200 metres of 11.833 seconds and 12.033 seconds ) Felicia Ballanger ( France ) beat Oksana Grichina ( Russia ) 2-0 , ( 11.776 / 12.442 ) Tanya Dubnicoff ( Canada ) beat Michelle Ferris ( Australia ) 2-0 , ( 12.211 / 12.208 ) Annett Neumann ( Germany ) beat Galina Enioukhina ( Russia ) 2-0 , ( 12.434 / 12.177).",
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"content": "CYCLING - WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS . MANCHESTER , England 1996-08-29 Results at the world track cycling championships on Thursday : Individual pursuit semifinals ( over 4,000 metres ) : Chris Boardman ( Britain ) 4:15.006 beat Alexei Markov ( Russia ) 4:23.029 Andrea Collinelli ( Italy ) 4:16.141 beat Francis Moreau ( France ) 4:19.665 Moreau takes bronze medal as faster losing semifinalist . Final : Chris Boardman ( Britain ) 4:11.114 ( world record ) beat Andrea Collinelli ( Italy ) 4:20.341 Olympic sprint championship ( three-man teams ) : 1. Australia ( Darryn Hill , Shane Kelly , Gary Neiwand ) 44.804 seconds 2. Germany ( Jens Fiedler , Michael Hubner , Soren Lausberg ) 45.455 3. France ( Laurent Gane , Florian Rousseau , Herve Thuet ) 45.810 4. Greece ( Dimitrios Georgalis , Georgios Chimonetos , Lampros Vasilopoulos ) 46.538 Women 's world sprint championship quarter-finals ( best of three matches ) : Magali Faure ( France ) beat Kathrin Freitag ( Germany ) two matches to nil ( with times for the last 200 metres of 11.833 seconds and 12.033 seconds ) Felicia Ballanger ( France ) beat Oksana Grichina ( Russia ) 2-0 , ( 11.776 / 12.442 ) Tanya Dubnicoff ( Canada ) beat Michelle Ferris ( Australia ) 2-0 , ( 12.211 / 12.208 ) Annett Neumann ( Germany ) beat Galina Enioukhina ( Russia ) 2-0 , ( 12.434 / 12.177).",
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"content": "SOCCER - RESULTS OF GERMAN FIRST DIVISION MATCHES . BONN 1996-08-24 Results of German first division soccer matches played on Saturday : Bochum 1 Arminia Bielefeld 1 Borussia Moenchengladbach 1 Karlsruhe 3 Stuttgart 2 Werder Bremen 1 1860 Munich 1 Borussia Dortmund 3 Bayer Leverkusen 0 Fortuna Duesseldorf 1 Freiburg 1 Cologne 3 Played on Saturday : St Pauli 4 Schalke 4 Hansa Rostock 0 Hamburg 1 Bundesliga standings after Saturday 's games ( tabulate under played , won , drawn , lost , goals for , goals against , points ) : Cologne 3 3 0 0 7 1 9 VfB Stuttgart 2 2 0 0 6 1 6 Borussia Dortmund 3 2 0 1 9 5 6 Hamburg 3 2 0 1 7 3 6 Bayer Leverkusen 3 2 0 1 7 4 6 VfL Bochum 3 1 2 0 3 2 5 Karlsruhe 2 1 1 0 5 3 4 Bayern Munich 2 1 1 0 3 2 4 St Pauli 3 1 1 1 7 7 4 1860 Munich 3 1 0 2 3 5 3 Freiburg 3 1 0 2 5 10 3 Fortuna Duesseldorf 3 1 0 2 1 7 3 Hansa Rostock 3 0 2 1 3 4 2 Arminia Bielefeld 3 0 2 1 2 3 2 Borussia Moenchengladbach 3 0 2 1 1 3 2 Schalke 3 0 2 1 4 8 2 Werder Bremen 3 0 1 2 4 6 1 MSV Duisburg 2 0 0 2 1 4 0",
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"content": "TENNIS - RESULTS AT HAMLET CUP . COMMACK , New York 1996-08-23 Results from the Waldbaum Hamlet Cup tennis tournament on Friday ( prefix number denotes seeding ) : Quarterfinals : Adrian Voinea ( Romania ) beat Thomas Johansson ( Sweden ) 7-6 ( 7-4 ) 6-2 5 - Andrei Medvedev ( Ukraine ) beat Jonathan Stark ( U.S. ) 7-6 ( 7-4 ) 4-6 6-3 Martin Damm ( Czech Republic ) beat Michael Joyce ( U.S. ) 5-7 6-2 6-3 Karol Kucera ( Slovakia ) beat 1 - Michael Chang ( U.S. ) 6-4 6-4",
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"content": "TENNIS - RESULTS AT HAMLET CUP . COMMACK , New York 1996-08-23 Results from the Waldbaum Hamlet Cup tennis tournament on Friday ( prefix number denotes seeding ) : Quarterfinals : Adrian Voinea ( Romania ) beat Thomas Johansson ( Sweden ) 7-6 ( 7-4 ) 6-2 5 - Andrei Medvedev ( Ukraine ) beat Jonathan Stark ( U.S. ) 7-6 ( 7-4 ) 4-6 6-3 Martin Damm ( Czech Republic ) beat Michael Joyce ( U.S. ) 5-7 6-2 6-3 Karol Kucera ( Slovakia ) beat 1 - Michael Chang ( U.S. ) 6-4 6-4",
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"content": "CYCLING - BALLANGER KEEPS SPRINT TITLE IN STYLE . Martin Ayres MANCHESTER , England 1996-08-30 Felicia Ballanger of France confirmed her status as the world 's number one woman sprinter when she retained her title at the world cycling championships on Friday . Ballanger beat Germany 's Annett Neumann 2-0 in the best-of-three matches final to add the world title to the Olympic gold medal she won in July . France also took third place in the sprint , Magali Faure defeating ex-world champion Tanya Dubnicoff of Canada 2-0 . Ballanger , 25 , will be aiming to complete a track double when she defends her 500 metres time trial title on Saturday . The other final of the night , the women 's 24-kms points race , also ended in success for the reigning champion . Russia 's Svetlana Samokhalova fought off a spirited challenge from American Jane Quigley to take the title for a second year . Russia , the only nation to have two riders in the field , made full use of their numerical superiority . Goulnara Fatkoullina helped Samokhalova to build an unbeatable points lead before snatching the bronze medal . Quigley , a former medallist in the points event , led the race at half distance . \" I went so close this time , but having two riders certainly gave the Russians an advantage , \" she said . The first six riders lapped the field , which left former world champion Ingrid Haringa of the Netherlands down in seventh place despite having the second highest points score . Olympic champion Nathalie Lancien of France also missed the winning attack and finished a disappointing 10th .",
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"content": "CYCLING - BALLANGER KEEPS SPRINT TITLE IN STYLE . Martin Ayres MANCHESTER , England 1996-08-30 Felicia Ballanger of France confirmed her status as the world 's number one woman sprinter when she retained her title at the world cycling championships on Friday . Ballanger beat Germany 's Annett Neumann 2-0 in the best-of-three matches final to add the world title to the Olympic gold medal she won in July . France also took third place in the sprint , Magali Faure defeating ex-world champion Tanya Dubnicoff of Canada 2-0 . Ballanger , 25 , will be aiming to complete a track double when she defends her 500 metres time trial title on Saturday . The other final of the night , the women 's 24-kms points race , also ended in success for the reigning champion . Russia 's Svetlana Samokhalova fought off a spirited challenge from American Jane Quigley to take the title for a second year . Russia , the only nation to have two riders in the field , made full use of their numerical superiority . Goulnara Fatkoullina helped Samokhalova to build an unbeatable points lead before snatching the bronze medal . Quigley , a former medallist in the points event , led the race at half distance . \" I went so close this time , but having two riders certainly gave the Russians an advantage , \" she said . The first six riders lapped the field , which left former world champion Ingrid Haringa of the Netherlands down in seventh place despite having the second highest points score . Olympic champion Nathalie Lancien of France also missed the winning attack and finished a disappointing 10th .",
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"content": "CRICKET - AUSTRALIA WIN TOSS , OPT TO BAT AGAINST ZIMBABWE . COLOMBO 1996-08-26 Australia won the toss and decided to bat against Zimbabwe in the first day-night limited overs match of the Singer World Series tournament on Monday . Teams : Australia - Mark Waugh , Michael Slater , Ricky Ponting , Steve Waugh , Stuart Law , Michael Bevan , Ian Healy ( captain ) , Brad Hogg , Paul Reiffel , Damein Fleming , Glenn McGrath . Zimbabwe - Alistair Campbell ( captain ) , Andy Flower , Grant Flower , Guy Whittall , Craig Evans , Eddo Brandes , Heath Streak , Paul Strang , Craig Wishart , Ali Shah , Mark Dekker .",
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"content": "Nepal wo n't help split Tibet , king tells China . BEIJING 1996-08-24 King Birendra of Nepal has told China his nation will not become the tool of people who want Tibetan independence from Beijing , the official China Daily newspaper said on Saturday . King Birendra , in Tibet at the start of a one-week unofficial visit to China , said the Nepalese government had \" maintained a sharp vigilance against such intentions \" , the newspaper said . Nepal shares a long mountain border with the restive Himalayan region , where opposition to Beijing 's four-decade rule is widespread . Chinese official media has often accused foreign forces , notably the United States , of seeking to support Tibetan independence activists . King Birenda told Gyaicain Norbu , chairman of the Tibetan government , that Nepal would not \" become a tool for others to split Tibet \" , the newspaper said . Gyaicain told the royal visitor increased cooperation between Nepal and Tibet was possible in the fields of trade , tourism , communications and sports , it said . It gave no details .",
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"content": "Nepal wo n't help split Tibet , king tells China . BEIJING 1996-08-24 King Birendra of Nepal has told China his nation will not become the tool of people who want Tibetan independence from Beijing , the official China Daily newspaper said on Saturday . King Birendra , in Tibet at the start of a one-week unofficial visit to China , said the Nepalese government had \" maintained a sharp vigilance against such intentions \" , the newspaper said . Nepal shares a long mountain border with the restive Himalayan region , where opposition to Beijing 's four-decade rule is widespread . Chinese official media has often accused foreign forces , notably the United States , of seeking to support Tibetan independence activists . King Birenda told Gyaicain Norbu , chairman of the Tibetan government , that Nepal would not \" become a tool for others to split Tibet \" , the newspaper said . Gyaicain told the royal visitor increased cooperation between Nepal and Tibet was possible in the fields of trade , tourism , communications and sports , it said . It gave no details .",
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"content": "one-day matches against the Minor Counties and Scotland . Tour itinerary : May May 13 Arrive in London May 14 Practice at Lord 's May 15 v Duke of Norfolk 's XI ( at Arundel ) May 17 v Northampton May 18 v Worcestershire May 20 v Durham May 22 First one-day international ( at Headingley , Leeds ) May 24 Second one-day international ( at The Oval , London ) May 25 Third one-day international ( at Lord 's , London ) May 27-29 v Gloucestershire or Sussex or Surrey ( three days ) May 31 - June 2 v Derbyshire ( three days ) June June 5-9 First test match ( at Edgbaston , Birmingham ) June 11-13 v a first class county ( to be confirmed ) June 14-16 v Leicestershire ( three days ) June 19-23 Second test ( at Lord 's ) June 25-27 v British Universities ( at Oxford , three days ) June 28-30 v Hampshire ( three days ) July July 3-7 Third test ( at Old Trafford , Manchester ) July 9 v Minor Counties XI July 12 v Scotland July 16-18 v Glamorgan ( three days ) July 19-21 v Middlesex ( three days ) July 24-28 Fourth test ( at Headingley ) August August 1-4 v Somerset ( four days ) August 7-11 Fifth test ( at Trent Bridge , Nottingham ) August 16-18 v Kent ( three days ) August 21-25 Sixth test ( at The Oval , London ) .",
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"content": "one-day matches against the Minor Counties and Scotland . Tour itinerary : May May 13 Arrive in London May 14 Practice at Lord 's May 15 v Duke of Norfolk 's XI ( at Arundel ) May 17 v Northampton May 18 v Worcestershire May 20 v Durham May 22 First one-day international ( at Headingley , Leeds ) May 24 Second one-day international ( at The Oval , London ) May 25 Third one-day international ( at Lord 's , London ) May 27-29 v Gloucestershire or Sussex or Surrey ( three days ) May 31 - June 2 v Derbyshire ( three days ) June June 5-9 First test match ( at Edgbaston , Birmingham ) June 11-13 v a first class county ( to be confirmed ) June 14-16 v Leicestershire ( three days ) June 19-23 Second test ( at Lord 's ) June 25-27 v British Universities ( at Oxford , three days ) June 28-30 v Hampshire ( three days ) July July 3-7 Third test ( at Old Trafford , Manchester ) July 9 v Minor Counties XI July 12 v Scotland July 16-18 v Glamorgan ( three days ) July 19-21 v Middlesex ( three days ) July 24-28 Fourth test ( at Headingley ) August August 1-4 v Somerset ( four days ) August 7-11 Fifth test ( at Trent Bridge , Nottingham ) August 16-18 v Kent ( three days ) August 21-25 Sixth test ( at The Oval , London ) .",
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"content": "BASEBALL - MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS AFTER FRIDAY 'S GAMES . NEW YORK 1996-08-24 Major League Baseball standings after games played on Friday ( tabulate under won , lost , winning percentage and games behind ) : AMERICAN LEAGUE EASTERN DIVISION W L PCT GB NEW YORK 73 54 .575 - BALTIMORE 67 60 .528 6 BOSTON 64 65 .496 10 TORONTO 60 69 .465 14 DETROIT 46 82 .359 27 1/2 CENTRAL DIVISION CLEVELAND 76 52 .594 - CHICAGO 69 61 .531 8 MINNESOTA 64 64 .500 12 MILWAUKEE 61 68 .473 15 1/2 KANSAS CITY 58 72 .446 19 WESTERN DIVISION TEXAS 74 55 .574 - SEATTLE 66 61 .520 7 OAKLAND 62 69 .473 13 CALIFORNIA 60 68 .469 13 1/2 SATURDAY , AUGUST 24TH SCHEDULE SEATTLE AT BOSTON MILWAUKEE AT CLEVELAND CALIFORNIA AT BALTIMORE TORONTO AT CHICAGO OAKLAND AT NEW YORK DETROIT AT KANSAS CITY TEXAS AT MINNESOTA NATIONAL LEAGUE EASTERN DIVISION W L PCT GB ATLANTA 80 47 .630 - MONTREAL 69 58 .543 11 NEW YORK 59 70 .457 22 FLORIDA 59 70 .457 22 PHILADELPHIA 53 76 .411 28 CENTRAL DIVISION ST LOUIS 68 60 .531 - HOUSTON 68 61 .527 1/2 CINCINNATI 64 63 .504 3 1/2 CHICAGO 63 63 .500 4 PITTSBURGH 55 73 .430 13 WESTERN DIVISION SAN DIEGO 70 60 .538 - LOS ANGELES 68 60 .531 1 COLORADO 66 63 .512 3 1/2 SAN FRANCISCO 54 72 .429 14 SATURDAY , AUGUST 24TH SCHEDULE CHICAGO AT ATLANTA ST LOUIS AT HOUSTON NEW YORK AT LOS ANGELES MONTREAL AT SAN FRANCISCO CINCINNATI AT FLORIDA PITTSBURGH AT COLORADO PHILADELPHIA AT SAN DIEGO",
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"content": "SOCCER - DUTCH DRAW 2-2 WITH BRAZIL IN FRIENDLY INTERNATIONAL . AMSTERDAM 1996-08-31 The Netherlands drew 2-2 with Brazil ( half-time 0-1 ) in a soccer friendly on Saturday . Scorers : Netherlands - Ronald de Boer ( 52nd minute ) , Van Gastel ( 90th , pen ) Brazil - Giovanni ( 14th ) , Marcello Goncalves ( 55th )",
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"content": "of whether the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates to cool economic growth . They say the politicians will need to promote legislation that helps the economy without scaring the socks off financial markets . \" The worst thing that could happen for financial markets is that if Clinton and Dole start to trade shots in the middle of the ring with one-upmanship , \" said Hugh Johnson , chief investment officer at First Albany Corp. \" That 's when Wall Street will need to worry . \" He said that the bond market would be the first to react if the \" bidding \" intensifies and stocks would quickly drop as interest rates rise . \" I do n't think it would imply the collapse of the stock market , unless the rise in rates touches off a dynamic within the market , which would include selling by portfolio managers , redemptions by individuals of mutual funds that would , in turn , pressure the portfolio managers to sell even more stock . \" This week , the market weighed Dole 's proposal to lower federal income taxes by 15 percent across the board , a package that carries a price tag of $ 548 billion . Clinton proposes an $ 8.4 billion re-election agenda that would spare most home-sellers from capital gains taxes and give employers tax incentives to hire people off the welfare rolls . Clinton claims Dole 's plan would increase the deficit , while the White House said some corporate taxes would be raised to offset the cost of the president 's plan . The experts said there are some unusual risks for the market from this year 's political season because the rush to promise tax cuts to win votes could upset Wall Street 's expectations that Washington will balance the budget . \" The stock market will have to edit the promises and then do a probability study on those edited promises , \" said John Geraghty at the consulting firm North American Equity Services . During the past four presidential elections , the candidate that has favoured tax cuts has won . Ronald Reagan 's tax cut won him a second four-year term in the White House in 1984 , while Democrat Walter Mondale , who promised higher taxes , lost . George Bush became president in 1988 on his no-new-tax campaign and Clinton won in 1992 with a promise to fatten workers ' paychecks . The trick , they said , will be for the candidates to continue to convince Wall Street that the Treasury 's 30-year bond -- the most closely-watched interest rate -- will fall to between 4 percent and 5 percent by the end of the decade . Johnson said that long-term interest rates have already been spooked by the election . The long-term bond jumped this week to 7.13 percent after starting the year at 5.95 percent . The surge of buying in stocks during the last two years",
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"content": "Hockley Valley Provincial Nature Reserve is a nature reserve located on the Niagara Escarpment within the township of Mono , Ontario , Canada . It is managed by Ontario Parks . Approximately 80 % of the Cannings Falls Area of Natural and Scientific Interest is within the borders of the park ; land acquisitions are planned to encompass it entirely . The Bruce Trail links the reserve to other protected areas of the Niagara Escarpment . The topography of the area was greatly influenced by processes , followed by fluvial erosion . The reserve is characterized by a till moraine and other glacial features , such as kame s and kettles . A deeply cut tributary valley to the Nottawasaga River bisects the reserve through its centre . The Niagara Escarpment 's dolostone caprock ( the Amabel Formation ) can be seen in the upper parts of the gorge ; rapids and waterfalls expose stratigraphic succession down to the . Within the reserve , 417 species of vascular plant s , many of which are rare , have been identified . This includes the regionally rare and the , as well as the nationally endangered Butternut , population of which has dwindled due to the disease . Fauna includes the locally rare Northern Long-eared Bat , the nationally vulnerable Louisiana Waterthrush and the Northern Brook Lamprey , as well as the nationally threatened . Recereation in the park is several limited . Due to the park 's designation as a nature reserve , permitted activities are limited to hiking , and",
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"content": "Hockley Valley Provincial Nature Reserve is a nature reserve located on the Niagara Escarpment within the township of Mono , Ontario , Canada . It is managed by Ontario Parks . Approximately 80 % of the Cannings Falls Area of Natural and Scientific Interest is within the borders of the park ; land acquisitions are planned to encompass it entirely . The Bruce Trail links the reserve to other protected areas of the Niagara Escarpment . The topography of the area was greatly influenced by processes , followed by fluvial erosion . The reserve is characterized by a till moraine and other glacial features , such as kame s and kettles . A deeply cut tributary valley to the Nottawasaga River bisects the reserve through its centre . The Niagara Escarpment 's dolostone caprock ( the Amabel Formation ) can be seen in the upper parts of the gorge ; rapids and waterfalls expose stratigraphic succession down to the . Within the reserve , 417 species of vascular plant s , many of which are rare , have been identified . This includes the regionally rare and the , as well as the nationally endangered Butternut , population of which has dwindled due to the disease . Fauna includes the locally rare Northern Long-eared Bat , the nationally vulnerable Louisiana Waterthrush and the Northern Brook Lamprey , as well as the nationally threatened . Recereation in the park is several limited . Due to the park 's designation as a nature reserve , permitted activities are limited to hiking , and",
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"content": "as you go . Start with yourself , your parents , grandparents - add what you know and fill in the blanks later on . You 'll be surprised at how much you know and how quick and easy ( and free ) . You 're family will be impressed . Get Started Now . Build your family tree at ancestry.com . It 's free . Long Branch , NY Tornado September 15 , 1912 How Fatalities Occurred The one man instantly killed by the storm was Wilson Mathewson . He was a farmer , 53 years of age , and lived about three-quarters of a mile from Long Branch . With his wife , Mr. Mathewson had stepped from a car that had carried him from the city to Long Branch . They were both in the trolley station at Long Branch preparing to go to their home . When the wind caught the trolley station in its grasp , Mr. Mathewson was carried along with it . He was struck by the timbers . His body was caught in the grip of the tornado and carried a distance of about 100 feet from where the station had stood . He was found on a hillside and died before help reached him . GW Dopp of Fulton and Charles Chapman of Pitcher hill died in hospitals , the former in Genesee hospital and the latter at St. Joseph 's . Mr. Dopp was employed as a motorman on the Syracuse , Lakeshore & Northern railroad . Dopp was in his car , which was at the Long Branch shop . When the storm came he was engaged in cleaning the front window in order that he might have a better view of the tracks when the trip was resumed . The car was close beside the waiting room , and when it crashed down the roof of the structure crashed into the car . Dopp had no chance to escape . His chest and skull were crushed . He was rushed to the city in an automobile and then taken to the Genesee hospital , where he died at 10:30 o'clock . Dopp was 22 years of age . Charles Chapman died at St. Joseph 's hospital . Mr. Chapman ran a store at Pitcher Hill . The house and store were under the same roof . When the storm hit the building Mr. Chapman tried to get to a door to close it . As he did he was caught beneath the falling timbers of the house and crushed . His chest was crushed and he received internal injuries that proved fatal . Mr. Chapman was 45 year of age and is survived by his wife and several children . Syracuse Herald , Syracuse , NY 16 Sept 1912 TORNADO WRECKED SUMMER COTTAGES Sunday 's Storm Played Havoc Along Seneca River Visitor is Badly Hurt Reuben Dudley said to have sustained fractured skull -- Union men offer their services",
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"content": "CRICKET - INDIA V SRI LANKA SCOREBOARD . COLOMBO 1996-08-28 Scoreboard of the second Singer World Series cricket match between India and Sri Lanka on Wednesday : India A. Jadeja run out 0 S. Tendulkar run out 110 S. Ganguly c de Silva b Dharmasena 16 M. Azharuddin st Kaluwitharana b Jayasuriya 58 V. Kambli run out 18 R. Dravid not out 7 J. Srinath not out 1 Extras ( b-1 lb-3 w-9 nb-3 ) 16 Total ( 5 wickets , 50 overs ) 226 Fall of wickets : 1-4 2-57 3-186 4-217 5-217 . Did not bat : A. Kumble , N. Mongia , V. Prasad , A. Kapoor . Bowling : Vass 9-2-35-0 , Pushpakumara 6-0-23-0 , Dharmasena 10-0-59-1 Muralitharan 10-0-42-0 , Jayasuriya 10-1-39-1 , de Silva 5-0-24-0 . Sri Lanka S. Jayasuriya not out 120 R. Kaluwitharana b Tendulkar 53 A.de Silva not out 49 Extras ( lb-3 nb-3 w-2 ) 8 Total ( for one wicket - 44.2 overs ) 230 Fall of wicket : 1-129 Did not bat : Arjuna Ranatunga , Asanka Gurusinha , Hashan Tillekeratne , Roshan Mahanama , Kumara Dharmasena , Chaminda Vaas , Muthiah Muralitharan , Ravindra Pushpakumara Bowling : Kumble 10-1-40-0 , Prasad 6-0-47-0 , Srinath 8-0-33-0 , Tendulkar 6-0-29-1 , Kapoor 10-2-51-0 , Jadeja 2.2-0-13-0 , Ganguly 2-0-14-0 Result : Sri Lanka won by 9 wickets Man-of-the-Match : Sanath Jayasuriya",
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"content": "CRICKET - INDIA V SRI LANKA SCOREBOARD . COLOMBO 1996-08-28 Scoreboard of the second Singer World Series cricket match between India and Sri Lanka on Wednesday : India A. Jadeja run out 0 S. Tendulkar run out 110 S. Ganguly c de Silva b Dharmasena 16 M. Azharuddin st Kaluwitharana b Jayasuriya 58 V. Kambli run out 18 R. Dravid not out 7 J. Srinath not out 1 Extras ( b-1 lb-3 w-9 nb-3 ) 16 Total ( 5 wickets , 50 overs ) 226 Fall of wickets : 1-4 2-57 3-186 4-217 5-217 . Did not bat : A. Kumble , N. Mongia , V. Prasad , A. Kapoor . Bowling : Vass 9-2-35-0 , Pushpakumara 6-0-23-0 , Dharmasena 10-0-59-1 Muralitharan 10-0-42-0 , Jayasuriya 10-1-39-1 , de Silva 5-0-24-0 . Sri Lanka S. Jayasuriya not out 120 R. Kaluwitharana b Tendulkar 53 A.de Silva not out 49 Extras ( lb-3 nb-3 w-2 ) 8 Total ( for one wicket - 44.2 overs ) 230 Fall of wicket : 1-129 Did not bat : Arjuna Ranatunga , Asanka Gurusinha , Hashan Tillekeratne , Roshan Mahanama , Kumara Dharmasena , Chaminda Vaas , Muthiah Muralitharan , Ravindra Pushpakumara Bowling : Kumble 10-1-40-0 , Prasad 6-0-47-0 , Srinath 8-0-33-0 , Tendulkar 6-0-29-1 , Kapoor 10-2-51-0 , Jadeja 2.2-0-13-0 , Ganguly 2-0-14-0 Result : Sri Lanka won by 9 wickets Man-of-the-Match : Sanath Jayasuriya",
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"content": "GOLF - SCORES AT WORLD SERIES OF GOLF . AKRON , Ohio 1996-08-22 Scores from the $ 2.1 million NEC World Series of Golf after the first round Thursday at the 7,149 yard , par 70 Firestone C.C course ( players U.S. unless stated ) : 66 Paul Goydos , Billy Mayfair , Hidemichi Tanaka ( Japan ) 68 Steve Stricker 69 Justin Leonard , Mark Brooks 70 Tim Herron , Duffy Waldorf , Davis Love , Anders Forsbrand ( Sweden ) , Nick Faldo ( Britain ) , John Cook , Steve Jones , Phil Mickelson , Greg Norman ( Australia ) 71 Ernie Els ( South Africa ) , Scott Hoch 72 Clarence Rose , Loren Roberts , Fred Funk , Sven Struver ( Germany ) , Alexander Cejka ( Germany ) , Hal Sutton , Tom Lehman 73 D.A. Weibring , Brad Bryant , Craig Parry ( Australia ) , Stewart Ginn ( Australia ) , Corey Pavin , Craig Stadler , Mark O'Meara , Fred Couples 74 Paul Stankowski , Costantino Rocca ( Italy ) 75 Jim Furyk , Satoshi Higashi ( Japan ) , Willie Wood , Shigeki Maruyama ( Japan ) 76 Scott McCarron 77 Wayne Westner ( South Africa ) , Steve Schneiter 79 Tom Watson 81 Seiki Okuda ( Japan )",
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"content": "GOLF - BRITISH MASTERS FIRST ROUND SCORES . NORTHAMPTON , England 1996-08-28 Leading completed first-round scores in the rain-affected British Masters golf championship at Collingtree Park on Wednesday ( Britain unless stated ) : 66 Gavin Levenson ( South Africa ) 68 Colin Montgomerie 69 Jose Coceres ( Argentina ) , Raymond Russell , Robert Allenby ( Australia ) , David Gilford , Stuart Cage , Mike Clayton ( Australia ) , Mark Roe , Emanuele Canonica ( Italy ) 70 Francisco Cea ( Spain ) , David Howell , Peter Hedblom ( Sweden ) 71 Steven Bottomley , Ove Sellberg ( Sweden ) , Joakim Haeggman ( Sweden ) , Stephen Ames ( Trinidad and Tobago ) , Klas Eriksson ( Sweden ) , Roger Chapman , Mark Davis , Pierre Fulke ( Sweden ) , Martin Gates , Anders Haglund ( Sweden ) 72 Niclas Fasth ( Sweden ) , Michael Jonzon ( Sweden ) , Chistian Cevaer ( France ) , Thomas Bjorn ( Denmark ) , Tony Johnstone ( Zimbabwe ) , Padraig Harrington ( Ireland ) , Pedro Linhart ( Spain ) , David Carter 73 Ross McFarlane , Domingo Hospital ( Spain ) , Seve Ballesteros ( Spain ) , Paul Broadhurst , Greg Turner ( New Zealand ) , Mike Harwood ( Australia ) , Brenden Pappas ( South Africa ) , Peter Teravainen ( U.S. ) , Jean Van de Velde ( France ) , Oyvind Rojahn ( Norway ) , Stephen McAllister , Neal Briggs Note : 77 players to complete their first rounds on Thursday",
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"content": "GOLF - BRITISH MASTERS FIRST ROUND SCORES . NORTHAMPTON , England 1996-08-28 Leading completed first-round scores in the rain-affected British Masters golf championship at Collingtree Park on Wednesday ( Britain unless stated ) : 66 Gavin Levenson ( South Africa ) 68 Colin Montgomerie 69 Jose Coceres ( Argentina ) , Raymond Russell , Robert Allenby ( Australia ) , David Gilford , Stuart Cage , Mike Clayton ( Australia ) , Mark Roe , Emanuele Canonica ( Italy ) 70 Francisco Cea ( Spain ) , David Howell , Peter Hedblom ( Sweden ) 71 Steven Bottomley , Ove Sellberg ( Sweden ) , Joakim Haeggman ( Sweden ) , Stephen Ames ( Trinidad and Tobago ) , Klas Eriksson ( Sweden ) , Roger Chapman , Mark Davis , Pierre Fulke ( Sweden ) , Martin Gates , Anders Haglund ( Sweden ) 72 Niclas Fasth ( Sweden ) , Michael Jonzon ( Sweden ) , Chistian Cevaer ( France ) , Thomas Bjorn ( Denmark ) , Tony Johnstone ( Zimbabwe ) , Padraig Harrington ( Ireland ) , Pedro Linhart ( Spain ) , David Carter 73 Ross McFarlane , Domingo Hospital ( Spain ) , Seve Ballesteros ( Spain ) , Paul Broadhurst , Greg Turner ( New Zealand ) , Mike Harwood ( Australia ) , Brenden Pappas ( South Africa ) , Peter Teravainen ( U.S. ) , Jean Van de Velde ( France ) , Oyvind Rojahn ( Norway ) , Stephen McAllister , Neal Briggs Note : 77 players to complete their first rounds on Thursday",
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"content": "Thomas A Pearsall ( born 18 May 1943 ) is a former English cricket er . Pearsall was a left-handed who was a right-arm bowler , but his bowling style is unknown . He was born in West Bromwich , Staffordshire . Pearsall made his debut for Staffordshire in the 1974 against Shropshire . Pearsall played Minor counties cricket for Staffordshire from 1974 to 1981 , which included 29 Minor Counties Championship matches . In 1975 , he made his List A debut for Staffordshire against Leicestershire in the Gillette Cup . He made 2 further appearances in List A cricket for the county , against Devon in the 1st round of the 1978 Gillette Cup and Sussex in the 2nd round of the same competition . In his 3 List A matches for the county , he scored 49 runs at an average of 16.33 , with a high score of 34 . He later made 2 List A appearances for the in the 1979 Benson & Hedges Cup against Middlesex and Kent",
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"content": "Thomas A Pearsall ( born 18 May 1943 ) is a former English cricket er . Pearsall was a left-handed who was a right-arm bowler , but his bowling style is unknown . He was born in West Bromwich , Staffordshire . Pearsall made his debut for Staffordshire in the 1974 against Shropshire . Pearsall played Minor counties cricket for Staffordshire from 1974 to 1981 , which included 29 Minor Counties Championship matches . In 1975 , he made his List A debut for Staffordshire against Leicestershire in the Gillette Cup . He made 2 further appearances in List A cricket for the county , against Devon in the 1st round of the 1978 Gillette Cup and Sussex in the 2nd round of the same competition . In his 3 List A matches for the county , he scored 49 runs at an average of 16.33 , with a high score of 34 . He later made 2 List A appearances for the in the 1979 Benson & Hedges Cup against Middlesex and Kent",
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"content": "CRICKET - PAKISTAN WIN TOSS , PUT ENGLAND IN TO BAT . BIRMINGHAM , England 1996-08-31 Pakistan won the toss and put England in to bat in the second limited overs cricket international at Edgbaston on Saturday . Surrey all-rounder Adam Hollioake was making his England debut , replacing Lancashire batsman Graham Lloyd , with seamer Peter Martin again being omitted from the 13 . Pakistan kept the side who lost to England by five wickets at Old Trafford on Thursday in the first of the three one-day matches . Teams : England : Mike Atherton ( captain ) , Nick Knight , Alec Stewart , Graham Thorpe , Matthew Maynard , Adam Hollioake , Ronnie Irani , Robert Croft , Darren Gough , Dean Headley , Alan Mullally . Pakistan : Aamir Sohail , Saeed Anwar , Ijaz Ahmed , Salim Malik , Inzamam-ul-Haq , Wasim Akram ( captain ) , Moin Khan , Saqlain Mushtaq , Mushtaq Ahmed , Waqar Younis , Ata-ur-Rehman .",
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"content": "wind resource is over 10,000 gigawatts ( GW ) . The US is barely tapping this vast resource : current wind installed capacity is 35 GW in the US and 158 GW world-wide . These larger estimates are due to improved wind turbine technology , as today βs taller turbines tap better winds at higher elevations ( this study measured winds at 80 meters ) , and to more refined wind measurements . The new figures ranked the following states as the ten windiest , Texas , Kansas , Montana , Nebraska , South Dakota , North Dakota , Iowa , Wyoming , Oklahoma , New Mexico . Indiana , Ohio and Oregon moved up into the list of the top 20 windiest states . In a single year , the US wind resource potential could produce 364.9 quadrillion btus , the energy equivalent of all proven oil and natural gas reserves in the US as estimated by the Energy Information Administration ( EIA ) . And , of course , as a renewable resource , wind will not be depleted and will continue to provide energy year after year . \" This new analysis confirms that America is blessed with vast wind resources that can energize our economy , create jobs , and avoid carbon for years to come -- if we give ourselves the policy tools to do so , including a strong national Renewable Electricity Standard with aggressive , binding near - and long-term targets . \" AWEA CEO Denise Bode said in a release . \" The wind resource is there , vast and inexhaustible , waiting for us . Meanwhile , the economy ca nβt wait , job creation ca nβt wait , and America ca nβt wait . We need Congress to act now and pass a comprehensive climate and energy bill that includes a strong national Renewable Electricity Standard",
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"content": "the move again this past Saturday , travelling to two events , beginning with an early morning wake-up call for a trip to Columbia for a performance at the Middle Tennessee School Band and Orchestra Association ( MTSBOA ) Festival at 10:30 a.m. Billy Bateman and his renowned troupe re-boarded the bus and headed to Hartsville for their yearly performance in the Trousdale County 7th Annual Marching Yellow Jackets Invitational . Johnny Mathis ( 09/30/11 ) \" Country \" Johnny Mathis , 81 , of Cornersville , died Tuesday , Sept. 27 , 2011 , at his home after several years ' illness . Mr. Mathis was born in Maud , Texas , and was a son of the late Bill and Ruth Cummings Mathis . He was a member of the Franklin Avenue Christian Center in Lewisburg . ... Jonathan Haywood Jr. ( 09/30/11 ) Jonathan \" Johnny \" Haywood Jr. , 63 , of Chapel Hill , died Tuesday , Sept. 27 , 2011 . A native of Chapel Hill , Mr. Haywood was the son of the late John Mayberry Haywood and Annie Louise Harrison . He was a retired tool and die maker for Vought Industries in Nashville and a member of the Sons of Confederate Veterans . Mr. Haywood was a veteran of the US Army , having served in Vietnam where he received the Bronze Star Medal for Valor ... T.B. Mencer ( 09/30/11 ) T. B. Mencer , 73 , retired from the Tennessee Department of Transportation , and resident of Culleoka in the Stiversville Community , died Saturday , Sept. 24 , 2011 , at Maury Regional Medical Center . The Maury County native was the son of the late Sam Mencer and Annie Mae Waller Mencer ... White-Lashwood ( 09/30/11 ) White-Lashwood Billy Joe and Angela White of Lewisburg would like to announce the engagement of their daughter , Lenzie Shae White , to Stephen Christopher Lashwood , son of Robert and Linda Lashwood , also of Lewisburg . Lenzie is the granddaughter of Doug and Linda Looney , and Faye White and the late Bill White . ... Hooten ( 09/30/11 ) Hooten Congratulations are in order for Bill and Joanne Hooten on their 60th wedding anniversary . On Sept. 29 , 1951 , Joanne Dodson and William C. \" Bill \" Hooten were married . Now -- 60 years , six children , seven grandchildren , and six great-grandchildren later -- they are still united as one ... Anniversaries ( 09/30/11 ) Wallace Bill and Jane Wallace observed their 50th wedding anniversary on July 16 , 2011 , at the McKnight Hall of the First United Methodist Church , Lewisburg . The affair was hosted by Melanie Jay , and Paul and Julie Wallace . Assisting were their grandchildren , Lou Jay and Will and Andy Wallace ... Publlic Record ( 09/30/11 ) Marriage licenses Thomas Anthony Humphrey and Kirsten Ruth Anderson ; William Ewing Jones and Etta Marie Wallace ; Joshua James",
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"content": "New talks in Chechnya as Lebed waits for Yeltsin . Dmitry Kuznets NOVYE ATAGI , Russia 1996-08-27 Russian and rebel military commanders finally met in Chechnya on Tuesday for delayed talks aimed at finalising a ceasefire arranged last week by President Boris Yeltsin 's envoy Alexander Lebed . The Russian army commander in the region , General Vyacheslav Tikhomirov , arrived at the rebel-held village of Novye Atagi , some 20 km ( 12 miles ) south of the Chechen capital Grozny for discussions with rebel chief-of-staff Aslan Maskhadov . But Lebed himself , the Kremlin security chief , is still waiting back in Moscow to meet Yeltsin over his plans for a lasting political settlement in Chechnya . Itar-Tass news agency quoted the Kremlin press service as saying Yeltsin , who left for a state holiday home near Moscow on Monday , would hold no working meetings on Tuesday . Lebed interrupted talks with Chechnya 's separatists on a political deal on Sunday , saying he had to consult with Yeltsin . After a meeting failed to materialise on Monday , Lebed 's spokesman said he might meet the president on Tuesday . But Yeltsin 's spokesman rebuffed the suggestion , saying the president had left Moscow for a holiday near the capital . The Russians postponed the talks after a Chechen band disarmed a column of interior ministry troops on Sunday . The Chechens said a renegade group seized the weapons and said on Monday they had all been returned . The Russian command insisted that not all the weapons were the same as those taken . Tass said the weapons and the practical implementation of the ceasefire signed by Lebed and Maskhadov last Thursday would be on the agenda of today 's talks . Neither spoke to reporters before the meeting , which started around 10.45 a.m. ( 0645 GMT ) . Also in Novye Atagi on Tuesday morning , was Tim Guldimann , the Swiss diplomat who heads the Chechnya mission of the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe ( OSCE ) . Guldimann , who helped broker an earlier truce in May , was not taking part in the Tikhomirov-Maskhadov talks . Lebed 's peace mission this month has stopped some of the worst fighting of the 20-month-old conflict . However , tension on the ground indicates that it could falter if the momentum for a",
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"content": "SOCCER - SHARPSHOOTER KNUP BACK IN SWISS SQUAD . GENEVA 1996-08-22 Galatasaray striker Adrian Knup , scorer of 26 goals in 45 internationals , has been recalled by Switzerland for the World Cup qualifier against Azerbaijan in Baku on August 31 . Knup was overlooked by Artur Jorge for the European championship finals earlier this year . But new coach Rolf Fringer is clearly a Knup fan and included him in his 19-man squad on Thursday . Switzerland failed to progress beyond the opening group phase in Euro 96 . Squad : Goalkeepers - Marco Pascolo ( Cagliari ) , Pascal Zuberbuehler ( Grasshoppers ) . Defenders - Stephane Henchoz ( Hamburg ) , Marc Hottiger ( Everton ) , Yvan Quentin ( Sion ) , Ramon Vega ( Cagliari ) Raphael Wicky ( Sion ) . Midfielders - Alexandre Comisetti ( Grasshoppers ) , Antonio Esposito ( Grasshoppers ) , Sebastien Fournier ( Stuttgart ) , Christophe Ohrel ( Lausanne ) , Patrick Sylvestre ( Sion ) , David Sesa ( Servette ) , Ciriaco Sforza ( Inter Milan ) Murat Yakin ( Grasshoppers ) . Strikers - Kubilay Turkyilmaz ( Grasshoppers ) , Adrian Knup ( Galatasaray ) , Christophe Bonvin ( Sion ) , Stephane Chapuisat ( Borussia Dortmund ) .",
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"content": "SOCCER - BELGIAN FIRST DIVISION RESULTS . BRUSSELS 1996-08-24 Results of Belgian first division matches on Saturday : Standard Liege 3 Molenbeek 0 Anderlecht 2 Lokeren 2 Cercle Brugge 2 Mouscron 2 Antwerp 1 Lommel 4 Ghent 3 Aalst 2 Lierse 4 Charleroi 0 Sint Truiden 3 Ekeren 1",
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"content": "( Spain ) 2-6 6-4 7-6 ( 7-2 ) 3-6 6-1 Bernd Karbacher ( Germany ) beat Jonathan Stark ( U.S. ) 7-5 6-3 5- 7 7-5 Women 's singles 8 - Lindsay Davenport ( U.S. ) beat Adriana Serra-Zanetti ( Italy ) 6 - 2 6-1 Elena Wagner ( Germany ) beat Gigi Fernandez ( U.S. ) 6-1 6-4 Kristie Boogert ( Netherlands ) beat Joannette Kruger ( South Africa ) 6-1 6-0 Men 's singles Stefan Edberg ( Sweden ) beat 5 - Richard Krajicek ( Netherlands ) 6- 3 6-3 6-3 10 - Marcelo Rios ( Chile ) beat Andrei Pavel ( Romania ) 4-6 6-1 6-4 6-2 Women 's singles 3 - Arantxa Sanchez Vicario ( Spain ) beat Laxmi Poruri ( U.S. ) 6-2 6-1 Men 's singles Andrei Olhovskiy ( Russia ) beat Pat Cash ( Australia ) 6-4 6-3 6-2 Filippo Veglio ( Switzerland ) beat Christian Ruud ( Norway ) 1-6 6 - 2 6-4 6-4 Tim Henman ( Britain ) beat Roberto Jabali ( Brazil ) 6-2 6-3 6-4 Pablo Campana ( Ecuador ) beat Todd Woodbridge ( Australia ) 6-2 4- 6 6-2 6-4 Herman Gumy ( Argentina ) beat Martin Damm ( Czech Republic ) 7-5 6 - 4 7-5 Jacob Hlasek ( Switzerland ) beat Nicklas Kulti ( Sweden ) 6-3 6-4 4-6 6-4 Women 's singles 17- Karina Habsudova ( Slovakia ) beat Radka Bobkova ( Czech Republic ) 6-4 6-1 Karin Kschwendt ( Austria ) beat Sandra Kleinova ( Czech Republic ) 6-3 6-4 Annabel Ellwood ( Australia ) beat Jennifer Capriati ( U.S. ) 6-4 6 - 4 Nicole Arendt ( U.S. ) beat Sandra Cacic ( U.S. ) 6-2 7-6 ( 8-6 ) Elena Likhovtseva ( Russia ) beat Kyoko Nagatsuka ( Japan ) 7-6 ( 7- 5 ) 6-1 Sandrine Testud ( France ) beat Pam Shriver ( U.S. ) 7-5 6-2 Women 's singles Kimberly Po ( U.S. ) beat 10 - Kimiko Date ( Japan ) 6-2 7-5 Natasha Zvereva ( Belarus ) beat Virginia Ruano-Pascual ( Spain ) 6 - 2 6-7 ( 5-7 ) 6-2 Tina Kirzan ( Slovakia ) beat Rika Hiraki ( Japan ) 7-6 ( 7-4 ) 7-5 Petra Langrova ( Czech Republic ) beat Karina Adams ( U.S. ) 6-4 6-2 Tami Whitlinger Jones ( U.S. ) beat Sandra Cecchini ( Italy ) 6-2 6-0 7 - Jana Novotna ( Czech Republic ) beat Francesca Lubiani ( Italy ) 6-1 7-5 Men 's singles 13 - Thomas Enqvist ( Sweden ) beat Stephane Simian ( France ) 6-3 6-1 6-4 Men 's singles Mikael Tillstrom ( Sweden ) beat Tamer El Sawy ( Egypt ) 1-6 7-6 ( 9 - 7 ) 6-1 3-6 6-4 Roberto Carretero ( Spain ) beat Jordi Burillo ( Spain ) 6-3 4-6 6- 0 1-0 Retired ( ankle injury ) Thomas Johansson ( Sweden ) beat Renzo Furlan ( Italy ) 4-6 2-6 7-5 6-1 7-5 Mark Knowles ( Bahamas )",
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"content": "SOCCER - EURO CLUB COMPETITION FIRST ROUND DRAWS . GENEVA 1996-08-23 Draws for the first round of the European club soccer competitions made on Friday ( x denotes seeded team ) : UEFA Cup Lyngby ( Denmark ) v x-Club Brugge ( Belgium ) Casino Graz ( Austria ) v Ekeren ( Belgium ) Besiktas ( Turkey ) v Molenbeek ( Belgium ) Alania Vladikavkaz ( Russia ) v x-Anderlecht ( Belgium ) Cup Winners ' Cup x-Cercle Brugge ( Belgium ) v Brann Bergen ( Norway )",
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"content": "damage . Sarah was Brady 's second wife and they have a son , James Scott Brady Jr . Before the assassination attempt , she had worked for Republican congressmen and for the Republican Party . Christopher Reeve -- Reeve was best known for playing the comic book hero Superman in four movies but his greatest heroics came in real life . Reeve , an accomplished rider who owned several horses , suffered multiple injuries including two shattered neck vertebrae when he was thrown from his horse at an equestrian event in Culpepper , Virginia , on May 27 , 1995 . Almost entirely paralyzed , Reeve underwent extensive surgery to fuse the vertebrae to the base of the skull and prevent any further damage to his spine . That allowed him to be moved to a semi-upright position . Over time he regained the power of speech , so much so that he was asked to address the opening night of the Democratic National Convention . Reeve , 43 , was classically trained as an actor but became the prototypical handsome leading man . He performed in summer stock and soap operas before being plucked as an almost unknown to play the lead in \" Superman \" and three sequels . Richard Gephardt -- Gephardt , House Democratic leader , is a politician with a \" Mr Clean \" reputation who sought the presidency eight years ago and is widely believed to still have ambitions for the job . Gephardt , 55 , the son of a milkman from a working class district of St. Louis , is a consummate congressional insider , sufficiently skilled in compromise and the ways of the legislature to manage the often-unruly House Democrats . A former lawyer , he was in the front line of President Bill Clinton 's battle with the Republican-led Congress over the budget but has opposed the president 's decision to sign the Republican-written welfare reform bill . He advocated tough action against foreign countries to cut U.S. trade deficits but sometimes been out of step with the party 's liberal wing . He was an opponent of abortion until 1986 and voted for President Ronald Reagan 's big tax cut bill . Gephardt , a red-haired square-jawed man , is a less than fiery orator . His 1988 bid for the Democratic nomination only took off after he recreated himself as a firebreathing reformer of the establishment , standing up for blue collar workers and farmers . Tom Daschle -- Daschle , 48 , was largely unknown outside Washington and his state of South Dakota when he surprisingly beat more prominent rivals to become Senate Democratic leader after the party lost its majority to the Republicans in 1994 . A mild-mannered and youthful man who rose rapidly after entering the Senate in 1987 , he presented himself as a Midwest moderate , as a Democratic winner in a Republican state able to unite Senate factions . Concern that he",
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"content": "Quake shakes Costa Rica during Hashimoto visit . SAN JOSE , Costa Rica 1996-08-28 A moderate earthquake measuring 5.0 on the Richter scale shook Costa Rica on Wednesday during a visit by Japanese Prime Minister Ryutaro Hashimoto , but there were no reports of casualties or damage , officials said . The quake struck at 11.16 a.m. ( 1716 GMT ) and was centred 10 miles ( 16 km ) south of the port of Quepos , which is 90 miles ( 140 km ) south of the capital San Jose , the Costa Rican Volcanic and Seismologicial Observatory said . The quake was felt for about seven seconds in most of the country but preliminary reports said no one was hurt , it added . The quake took place a few minutes before the end of a welcoming ceremony at Juan Santamaria airport for Hashimoto , who was starting a three-hour visit as part of a Latin American tour . Hashimoto , who arrived at 11 a.m. ( 1700 GMT ) , showed no sign of having felt the quake , witnesses said .",
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"content": "Gore presents new image of lead attack dog . Michael Posner CHICAGO 1996-08-26 No more mild-mannered and meek Al Gore , the vice president and likely heir apparent to President Bill Clinton , emerged on Monday as the new Democratic attack dog leading a front-line assault on Bob Dole and House Speaker Newt Gingrich . While Clinton takes a train trip to the Democratic Convention that will renominate him on Wednesday for a second term , Gore is the bright star in the convention city now . Crowds anxiously wait for his appearances , thrusting out hands for him to grip as they scream \" 12 more years \" -- a wishful hope to eight years of Gore after a Clinton re-election . Over a 15-hour span from Sunday evening to Monday morning , so many people jammed Gore events that the fire marshal stopped members of Congress , reporters and others from entering a pro-Israel rally and a meeting of the New York delegation . In his appearances , the often stiff and wooden Gore seemed transformed into a new energetic , gesturing \" pol \" as he ripped into Republican presidential nominee Dole and Gingrich , who has emerged as the favorite right-wing foil of Democrats . Gore told a roaring labor rally of about 1,000 union workers that Dole and Gingrich were the virtual personifaction of evil , without even mentioning that former Housing Secretary Jack Kemp is Dole 's running mate . \" With equal measures of ignorance and audacity this two-headed monster of Dole and Gingrich has been launching an all out assault on decades of progress of behalf of working men and women , \" Gore said to whoops of \" 12 more years . \" \" They want to drive you out of politics and they ca n't , \" he added . \" They want to silence your voices in elections . \" At a downtown hotel Monday , the 48-year-old Gore gave Wisconsin delegates a taste again of the new Gore . \" I want you to ask this question . What would Wisconsin face if the same extremist coalition , the Gingrich / Dole Congress , also controlled the executive branch ? \" Gore said . Noting the next presidential term will probably see two or three Supreme Court justice nominations , he warned , \" Their extremist agenda would come out of the Gingrich Congress , into and through the Dole White House , down through the Supreme Court . \" He painted a scene of horrors he saw if Republicans controlled the White House and the Congress they hold now . \" Our personal and religious liberties would be at risk . Medicare would be at risk of withering on the vine . Medicaid would be at risk of being taken away from poor children . Education would be at risk . The environment would be at risk",
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"content": "of directors of the National Council on Sexual Addiction and Compulsivity . He can be reached via e-mail at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots . You need JavaScript enabled to view it References Bissell , L. and Royce , J. ( 1994 ) . Ethics for Addiction Professionals . Center City , MN : Hazelden . Bloomgarden , A. ( 2000 ) . Self-disclosure : is it worth the risk ? The Renfrew Center Foundation Perspective , 5 ( 2 ) , 8-9 . Briere J. ( 1992 ) . Child abuse trauma : Theory and treatment of the lasting effects . Newbury Park , CA : Sage . Coale , H. ( 1998 ) . The Vulnerable Therapist : Practicing Psychotherapy in an Age of Anxiety . New York : Haworth . Confidentiality of Alcohol and Drug Abuse Patient Records , 42 CFR 2.14 ( 1998 ) Corey , G. , Corey , M. and Callanan , P. ( 1998 ) . Issues and Ethics in the Helping Professions . Pacific Grove , CA : Brooks/Cole . Herring , B. ( 2001 ) . Ethical guidelines in the treatment of compulsive sexual behavior . Sexual Addiction & Compulsivity : The Journal of Treatment and Prevention , 8 , 13 - 22 . Houston - Vega , M. and Nuehring , E. ( 1997 ) . Prudent Practice : A Guide for Managing Malpractice Risk . Washington , DC : National Association of Social Workers Press . Hunter , M. and Struve , J. ( 1998 ) . The Ethical Use of Touch in Psychotherapy . New York : Sage . Johnson , C. ( 2000 ) . Been there , done that : the use of clinicians with personal recovery in the treatment of eating disorders . The Renfrew Center Foundation Perspective , 5 ( 2 ) , 1-4 . Pope , K. and Vasquez , M. ( 1998 ) . Ethics in Psychotherapy and Counseling : A Practical Guide . San Francisco : Jossey-Bass . Tjeltveit , A. ( 1999 ) . Ethics and Values In Psychotherapy . New York : Routledge . Comments Add New Search RSS Cathy Duncan | 69.138.75 . xxx | 2012-02-26 16:52:28 At times hugs especially where there is female counselor and male client mayneed to ve discussed immedialtley in order to maintain the therapeutic . Not allclients need that \" reasurring \" hug Reply 0 0 Cathy Duncan - Ethical Guideline for Addiction Treatment professi | 69.138.75 . xxx | 2012-02-25 16:44:47 employed as a juvenile addictions counselor this article reiterates to me thatEthical guidelines for Addiction Counselors must be excuted in order to maximizethe success of all clients . Developing a counselor client relationship withjuveniles can be challenging and rewarding . However the one delima thatsurpasses all others working with juvenile is confidentiality . Even though theysign consent forms for releaselof certain information it is very important to besure they understand what information they are consenting or authorizing to",
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"content": "of directors of the National Council on Sexual Addiction and Compulsivity . He can be reached via e-mail at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots . You need JavaScript enabled to view it References Bissell , L. and Royce , J. ( 1994 ) . Ethics for Addiction Professionals . Center City , MN : Hazelden . Bloomgarden , A. ( 2000 ) . Self-disclosure : is it worth the risk ? The Renfrew Center Foundation Perspective , 5 ( 2 ) , 8-9 . Briere J. ( 1992 ) . Child abuse trauma : Theory and treatment of the lasting effects . Newbury Park , CA : Sage . Coale , H. ( 1998 ) . The Vulnerable Therapist : Practicing Psychotherapy in an Age of Anxiety . New York : Haworth . Confidentiality of Alcohol and Drug Abuse Patient Records , 42 CFR 2.14 ( 1998 ) Corey , G. , Corey , M. and Callanan , P. ( 1998 ) . Issues and Ethics in the Helping Professions . Pacific Grove , CA : Brooks/Cole . Herring , B. ( 2001 ) . Ethical guidelines in the treatment of compulsive sexual behavior . Sexual Addiction & Compulsivity : The Journal of Treatment and Prevention , 8 , 13 - 22 . Houston - Vega , M. and Nuehring , E. ( 1997 ) . Prudent Practice : A Guide for Managing Malpractice Risk . Washington , DC : National Association of Social Workers Press . Hunter , M. and Struve , J. ( 1998 ) . The Ethical Use of Touch in Psychotherapy . New York : Sage . Johnson , C. ( 2000 ) . Been there , done that : the use of clinicians with personal recovery in the treatment of eating disorders . The Renfrew Center Foundation Perspective , 5 ( 2 ) , 1-4 . Pope , K. and Vasquez , M. ( 1998 ) . Ethics in Psychotherapy and Counseling : A Practical Guide . San Francisco : Jossey-Bass . Tjeltveit , A. ( 1999 ) . Ethics and Values In Psychotherapy . New York : Routledge . Comments Add New Search RSS Cathy Duncan | 69.138.75 . xxx | 2012-02-26 16:52:28 At times hugs especially where there is female counselor and male client mayneed to ve discussed immedialtley in order to maintain the therapeutic . Not allclients need that \" reasurring \" hug Reply 0 0 Cathy Duncan - Ethical Guideline for Addiction Treatment professi | 69.138.75 . xxx | 2012-02-25 16:44:47 employed as a juvenile addictions counselor this article reiterates to me thatEthical guidelines for Addiction Counselors must be excuted in order to maximizethe success of all clients . Developing a counselor client relationship withjuveniles can be challenging and rewarding . However the one delima thatsurpasses all others working with juvenile is confidentiality . Even though theysign consent forms for releaselof certain information it is very important to besure they understand what information they are consenting or authorizing to",
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"content": "Sudanese rebels say missionaries should be freed . Peter Smerdon NAIROBI 1996-08-27 The main rebel group in south Sudan said on Tuesday it was trying to arrange the release of six Roman Catholic missionaries , including three Australian nuns , held for nearly two weeks . George Garang , Nairobi spokesman for the Sudan People 's Liberation Army ( SPLA ) , said it was urgently trying to contact SPLA commander Nuour Marial at Mapourdit in the south to free the six . \" The movement is making arrangements for them to be set free . This is a decision of the leadership , \" Garang said . \" Commander Nuour Marial is a soldier so he must accept the leadership 's decision . But communications at this time of year are very difficult because of rains and a lack of power , \" he added . The Catholic Information Office in Nairobi said on Monday that four of the six had been charged by the SPLA with spying , spreading Islam and hindering recruitment into the rebel group . \" These charges are the interpretation of the church , \" Garang said on Tuesday . \" We have no idea why they are being held . We are still trying to establish contact with the local commander . \" Asked whether this meant the commander was out of control , Garang said the rebel movement was working on the problem . He said he believed all six were being held in the mission compound at Mapourdit and were reported to be in good health . The Catholic Information office in Nairobi said on Monday that Australian Sisters Moira Lynch , 73 , and Mary Batchelor , 68 , American Father Michael Barton , 48 , and Sudanese Father Raphael Riel , 48 , were held in a prison in south Sudan by the SPLA . It said Australian Sister Maureen Carey , 52 , and Italian Brother Raniero Iacomella , 28 , were held inside the compound . The church in Australia said on Monday Lynch , Batchelor , Barton and Riel were held in a prison until the weekend , when they were moved to join the other captives at the compound . The Catholic Information Office said the SPLA in the Kenyan capital had attributed the detentions of the six to a local commander and had promised they would be",
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"content": "SOCCER - IRISH ERASE PAINFUL MEMORIES WITH 5-0 WIN . ESCHEN , Liechtenstein 1996-08-31 The Republic of Ireland 's new-look side dispelled painful memories of their last visit to Liechtenstein by beating the Alpine part-timers 5-0 in a World Cup qualifier on Saturday . The Irish , under new manager Mick McCarthy , took a 4-0 lead within 20 minutes through captain Andy Townsend , 20-year-old Norwich striker Keith O'Neill , Sunderland forward Niall Quinn and teenager Ian Harte . Quinn added his second and Ireland 's fifth just after the hour to complete the rout and give the Irish their biggest-ever away win . The result helped erase memories of Ireland 's visit to the Eschen stadium 14 months ago , when Jack Charlton 's side were held to a frustrating 0-0 draw which ultimately cost them a place in the European championship finals .",
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"content": "CRICKET - INDIA BANS SIDHU FOR 50 DAYS . NEW DELHI 1996-08-25 Indian opener Navjot Singh Sidhu was on Sunday given a 50-day ban from international cricket for quitting this year 's tour of England , the Press Trust of India said . The right-handed batsman will have to forfeit half the money he was due to earn from the tour , the news agency said after a disciplinary committee set up by the Board of Control for Cricket in India met at Mohali , near the northern city of Chandigarh . Sidhu abandoned the Indian team after the third one-day international against England at Old Trafford in Manchester on May 26 , before India began a three-test series , citing serious differences with captain Mohammed Azharuddin . Azharuddin was sacked after the tour and replaced by Sachin Tendulkar . Sidhu was not considered for the four-nation Singer Cup beginning in Sri Lanka this month and the Sahara Cup against Pakistan scheduled to be played in Canada next month . Sidhu , whose ban ends on October 14 , will be free to play domestic cricket . He will not be considered for a test match against Australia starting on October 10 in New Delhi , the United News of India said .",
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"content": "CRICKET - INDIA BANS SIDHU FOR 50 DAYS . NEW DELHI 1996-08-25 Indian opener Navjot Singh Sidhu was on Sunday given a 50-day ban from international cricket for quitting this year 's tour of England , the Press Trust of India said . The right-handed batsman will have to forfeit half the money he was due to earn from the tour , the news agency said after a disciplinary committee set up by the Board of Control for Cricket in India met at Mohali , near the northern city of Chandigarh . Sidhu abandoned the Indian team after the third one-day international against England at Old Trafford in Manchester on May 26 , before India began a three-test series , citing serious differences with captain Mohammed Azharuddin . Azharuddin was sacked after the tour and replaced by Sachin Tendulkar . Sidhu was not considered for the four-nation Singer Cup beginning in Sri Lanka this month and the Sahara Cup against Pakistan scheduled to be played in Canada next month . Sidhu , whose ban ends on October 14 , will be free to play domestic cricket . He will not be considered for a test match against Australia starting on October 10 in New Delhi , the United News of India said .",
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"content": "CYCLING - COLONNA WINS FIRST STAGE OF TOUR OF NETHERLANDS . HAARLEM , Netherlands 1996-08-27 Leading results and overall standings after the 161 kilometre first stage of the Tour of the Netherlands between Gouda and Haarlem on Tuesday . 1. Federico Colonna ( Italy ) Mapei three hours 43 mins five secs 2. Robbie McEwen ( Australia ) Rabobank 3. Jans Koerts ( Netherlands ) Palmans 4. Sven Teutenberg ( Germany ) US Postal 5. Tom Steels ( Belgium ) Mapei 6. Endrio Leoni ( Italy ) Aki 7. Johan Capiot ( Belgium ) Collstrop 8. John den Braber ( Neths ) Collstrop 9. Jeroen Blijlevens ( Neths ) TVM 10. Michael van der Wolf ( Neths ) Foreldorado all same time . Leading overall standings after first stage . 1. Colonna three hours 42 mins 55 seconds 2. McEwen 0:04 seconds behind 3. Koerts 0:06 4. Gianluca Corini ( Italy ) Aki 0:07 5. Wim Omloop ( Belgium ) Collstrop same time 6. Lance Armstrong ( USA ) Motorola 0:08 7. Tristan Hoffman ( Neths ) TVM same time 8. George Hincapie ( USA ) Motorola 0:09 9. John Talen ( Neths ) Foreldorado same time 10. Teutenberg 0:10",
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"content": "CYCLING - COLONNA WINS FIRST STAGE OF TOUR OF NETHERLANDS . HAARLEM , Netherlands 1996-08-27 Leading results and overall standings after the 161 kilometre first stage of the Tour of the Netherlands between Gouda and Haarlem on Tuesday . 1. Federico Colonna ( Italy ) Mapei three hours 43 mins five secs 2. Robbie McEwen ( Australia ) Rabobank 3. Jans Koerts ( Netherlands ) Palmans 4. Sven Teutenberg ( Germany ) US Postal 5. Tom Steels ( Belgium ) Mapei 6. Endrio Leoni ( Italy ) Aki 7. Johan Capiot ( Belgium ) Collstrop 8. John den Braber ( Neths ) Collstrop 9. Jeroen Blijlevens ( Neths ) TVM 10. Michael van der Wolf ( Neths ) Foreldorado all same time . Leading overall standings after first stage . 1. Colonna three hours 42 mins 55 seconds 2. McEwen 0:04 seconds behind 3. Koerts 0:06 4. Gianluca Corini ( Italy ) Aki 0:07 5. Wim Omloop ( Belgium ) Collstrop same time 6. Lance Armstrong ( USA ) Motorola 0:08 7. Tristan Hoffman ( Neths ) TVM same time 8. George Hincapie ( USA ) Motorola 0:09 9. John Talen ( Neths ) Foreldorado same time 10. Teutenberg 0:10",
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"content": "Baker made secret trip to Syria in March 1995 . WASHINGTON 1996-08-29 Former Secretary of State James Baker made a secret trip to Syria in March 1995 in an unsuccessful bid to break an impasse in negotiations between Syria and Israel , the Washington Post reported on Thursday . The paper said Baker declined to discuss the trip , but authorised an associate to confirm it took place and give an account of it . News of the secret trip came after Baker trashed the Clinton administration at the Republican National Convention two weeks ago for its efforts to nudge Syria into peace with Israel . Baker made the March 1995 trip on the explicit understanding that it remain a secret , but after his speech at the GOP convention , Israel 's outgoing ambassador Itamar Rabinovich told a reporter about it , the Post said . Baker was secretary of state in the Republican administration of President George Bush .",
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"content": "Baker made secret trip to Syria in March 1995 . WASHINGTON 1996-08-29 Former Secretary of State James Baker made a secret trip to Syria in March 1995 in an unsuccessful bid to break an impasse in negotiations between Syria and Israel , the Washington Post reported on Thursday . The paper said Baker declined to discuss the trip , but authorised an associate to confirm it took place and give an account of it . News of the secret trip came after Baker trashed the Clinton administration at the Republican National Convention two weeks ago for its efforts to nudge Syria into peace with Israel . Baker made the March 1995 trip on the explicit understanding that it remain a secret , but after his speech at the GOP convention , Israel 's outgoing ambassador Itamar Rabinovich told a reporter about it , the Post said . Baker was secretary of state in the Republican administration of President George Bush .",
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"content": "less , and advertise your company βs commitment to reducing your carbon footprint . Always look for ways to make your business better than the competitors . ( And remember : if you do nβt have any competitors , it βs possible you maybe have taken a wrong turn . All industries have competitors . ) Your Ongoing Compliance Requirements Simply registering your business name is nβt enough . You βll need to comply with the requirements of local , state , and federal offices and agencies , and many of those requirements -- and the relevant agencies themselves -- depend on your business structure and industry . Publication Requirements Many states require DBAs , or unincorporated Doing Business As businesses ( such as sole proprietorships ) , to publish notice of their filing in a newspaper of general circulation in the business βs county ; examples include California and Pennsylvania . Many other states require new corporations and LLCs to do the same . Check your filing jurisdiction βs website ( typically your Secretary of State or County Clerk ) for specific requirements , and make sure you understand all of the details . ( Is it enough to simply publish notice , or do you have to file proof of publication with your state government ? ) Image by Jason Dirks ; some rights reserved . IRS Requirements : EIN Any time you earn money throughout the year , you βll need to report your income to the IRS . Not all business structures require an EIN -- sole proprietorships , for example , may use the sole proprietor βs Social Security Number , if they wish -- but whatever the case , if you βre making money , the IRS wants to know . State Taxes You βll also need to register your business with your state tax office , especially if you have employees , since you βll also need to pay state taxes . To do this , you βll receive a State Tax ID number , typically from your state βs Department of Revenue , Tax Assessor , or other office . Contact your Secretary of State -- they βll be able to point you in the right direction ! Business Licenses and Permits Depending on your activities , you may be required to obtain business licenses or permits from any number of city , county , or state government agencies . For example , you may need a city sales permit , in addition to any regulatory licenses for those sales ( gun permit , liquor license , and so on ) . Other Requirements This is not to be taken as a comprehensive list of all of your business responsibilities . Rather , it should get you started thinking about what types of government agencies and offices you might need to contact to determine any potential next steps forward after starting your business . Image by velkr0 ; some rights reserved . Remember",
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"content": "\" Ask for a miracle . Happy Birthday to our Dearest Mother , \" read a placard at the Shishu Bhavan children 's home in central Calcutta run by Mother Teresa 's Missionaries of Charity . On Monday , both houses of India 's parliament wished the nation 's adopted sister a happy birthday and speedy recovery from her illness . Prayers continued in Calcutta , one of the world 's poorest cities , where Mother Teresa 's Missionaries of Charity runs several homes for the poor and destitute . Street children , some of them born to prostitutes , held prayers on the street . \" All of us know about her . She is like a goddess , \" said Raju , 8 , who has a mother but no father . The Statesman newspaper quoted 40-year-old Mangala Das , paralysed from her waist down and a resident of the Prem Dan ( Gift of Love ) home for the destitute , as saying she and her friends had been praying incessantly for Mother Teresa 's recovery . Tarak Das , 70 , was picked up from a Calcutta footpath a week ago by passers-by who took pity on him and brought him to Nirmal Hriday ( Immaculate Home ) . \" I do not know who she is . I have never seen her , but I can only bless her for what she has done for people like me , \" Das told The Statesman . Mother Teresa 's condition improved on Sunday as her fever abated , and on Monday she was able to scribble notes to doctors and nuns . Thousands in Calcutta , where she founded her Missionaries of Charity religious order in 1949 , prayed for her recovery . Ministers of the communist government of West Bengal state and people of different religions joined Catholics to pray for Mother Teresa 's recovery at Mother House . \" We joined the prayer to express our solidarity with her work for the cause of the poor and downtrodden , \" said Nanda Gopal Bhattacharya , a communist minister in West Bengal .",
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"content": "Arnold Frederick Townsend ( 29 March 1912 -- 27 February 1994 ) was an English cricket er who played for Derbyshire from 1934 to 1950 . Townsend was born in Long Eaton , Derbyshire . He played his debut game for Derbyshire against Leicestershire in August 1934 , which was his only game in the 1934 season when he scored 7 and 0 . He played six games in the 1935 season without distinction , often being denied the chance to play a second innings and during Derbyshire 's Championship-winning 1936 season he played only twice . He appeared in three games in the 1937 season but in the 1938 season came to the fore playing more matches and hitting two half-centuries . In the 1939 season he played a fuller season and made his top score of 142 not out against Somerset . Townsend went to South Africa during the war and played one first-class match against a team of South Africans , playing for an Air Force XI . He played for a Derbyshire team in 1945 and when the championship restarted in the 1946 season he became a first-choice batsman . Against Warwickshire , he scored 105 against the economical , penetrating bowling of Test player Eric Hollies . During in the 1947 season , Townsend scored 137 against Yorkshire and 102 against Surrey and managed eight half-centuries , and was the most successful Derbyshire batsman during the season . In the 1948 season , he scored 102 not out against Lancashire . In the 1949 season he sustained an eye injury when fielding at short leg and this seriously affected his ability to focus . As a result he played fewer games in 1949 and in 1950 played only twice before ending his first class career . In his last three years he was also playing for Derbyshire second XI in the minor counties competition . Townsend was a right-handed batsman and played 200 innings in 117 first class matches with an average of 23.13 and a top score of 142 not out . He bowled 11 overs without taking a wicket",
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"content": "Arnold Frederick Townsend ( 29 March 1912 -- 27 February 1994 ) was an English cricket er who played for Derbyshire from 1934 to 1950 . Townsend was born in Long Eaton , Derbyshire . He played his debut game for Derbyshire against Leicestershire in August 1934 , which was his only game in the 1934 season when he scored 7 and 0 . He played six games in the 1935 season without distinction , often being denied the chance to play a second innings and during Derbyshire 's Championship-winning 1936 season he played only twice . He appeared in three games in the 1937 season but in the 1938 season came to the fore playing more matches and hitting two half-centuries . In the 1939 season he played a fuller season and made his top score of 142 not out against Somerset . Townsend went to South Africa during the war and played one first-class match against a team of South Africans , playing for an Air Force XI . He played for a Derbyshire team in 1945 and when the championship restarted in the 1946 season he became a first-choice batsman . Against Warwickshire , he scored 105 against the economical , penetrating bowling of Test player Eric Hollies . During in the 1947 season , Townsend scored 137 against Yorkshire and 102 against Surrey and managed eight half-centuries , and was the most successful Derbyshire batsman during the season . In the 1948 season , he scored 102 not out against Lancashire . In the 1949 season he sustained an eye injury when fielding at short leg and this seriously affected his ability to focus . As a result he played fewer games in 1949 and in 1950 played only twice before ending his first class career . In his last three years he was also playing for Derbyshire second XI in the minor counties competition . Townsend was a right-handed batsman and played 200 innings in 117 first class matches with an average of 23.13 and a top score of 142 not out . He bowled 11 overs without taking a wicket",
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"content": "Yeltsin endorses Lebed Chechnya peace plan - agency . MOSCOW 1996-08-30 Russian Prime Minister Viktor Chernomyrdin said on Friday that President Boris Yeltsin , who is vacationing outside Moscow , had backed security chief Alexander Lebed 's peace plan for Chechnya , Interfax news agency said . \" Lebed is now in Chechnya solving some problems , \" Interfax quoted Chernomyrdin as saying . \" The main thing is his programme . It was agreed with Boris Nikolayevich ( Yeltsin ) yesterday . \" Lebed , whom Yeltsin ordered to restore peace in Chechnya , struck a military deal with separatist rebels last week ending the worst fighting in the region in more than a year . He later discussed with rebel chief-of-staff Aslan Maskhadov a framework political agreement to tackle the most painful issue of the 20-month war -- the future political status of Chechnya . Lebed said on Friday he hoped to sign a document with the rebels later in the day which would deal with the political settlement of the conflict . Moscow , which wants to keep Chechnya as a part of the Russian Federation , sent troops to the region in December 1994 to quell its independence bid . Yeltsin has said any deal should preserve Russia 's territorial integrity . Itar-Tass news agency quoted Lebed as saying that he would suggest to the rebels that the decision on Chechnya 's future political status be deferred by up to 10 years . Lebed said he had a telephone conversation with Yeltsin late on Thursday but gave no details . Yeltsin 's press office could not confirm the call . Chernomyrdin said on Thursday after a meeting with Lebed and top officials , who discussed Lebed 's plans to restore peace in Chechnya , that",
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"content": "Yeltsin endorses Lebed Chechnya peace plan - agency . MOSCOW 1996-08-30 Russian Prime Minister Viktor Chernomyrdin said on Friday that President Boris Yeltsin , who is vacationing outside Moscow , had backed security chief Alexander Lebed 's peace plan for Chechnya , Interfax news agency said . \" Lebed is now in Chechnya solving some problems , \" Interfax quoted Chernomyrdin as saying . \" The main thing is his programme . It was agreed with Boris Nikolayevich ( Yeltsin ) yesterday . \" Lebed , whom Yeltsin ordered to restore peace in Chechnya , struck a military deal with separatist rebels last week ending the worst fighting in the region in more than a year . He later discussed with rebel chief-of-staff Aslan Maskhadov a framework political agreement to tackle the most painful issue of the 20-month war -- the future political status of Chechnya . Lebed said on Friday he hoped to sign a document with the rebels later in the day which would deal with the political settlement of the conflict . Moscow , which wants to keep Chechnya as a part of the Russian Federation , sent troops to the region in December 1994 to quell its independence bid . Yeltsin has said any deal should preserve Russia 's territorial integrity . Itar-Tass news agency quoted Lebed as saying that he would suggest to the rebels that the decision on Chechnya 's future political status be deferred by up to 10 years . Lebed said he had a telephone conversation with Yeltsin late on Thursday but gave no details . Yeltsin 's press office could not confirm the call . Chernomyrdin said on Thursday after a meeting with Lebed and top officials , who discussed Lebed 's plans to restore peace in Chechnya , that",
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"content": "MOTOR RACING - BELGIAN GRAND PRIX GRID POSITIONS . SPA-FRANCORCHAMPS , Belgium 1996-08-24 Grid positions for Sunday 's Belgian Grand Prix motor race after final qualifying on Saturday : 1. Jacques Villeneuve ( Canada ) Williams 1 minute 50.574 seconds ( average speed 226.859 kph ) 2. Damon Hill ( Britain ) Williams 1:50.980 3. Michael Schumacher ( Germany ) Ferrari 1:51.778 4. David Coulthard ( Britain ) McLaren 1:51.884 5. Gerhard Berger ( Austria ) Benetton 1:51.960 6. Mika Hakkinen ( Finland ) McLaren 1:52.318 7. Jean Alesi ( France ) Benetton 1:52.354 8. Martin Brundle ( Britain ) Jordan 1:52.977 9. Eddie Irvine ( Britain ) Ferrari 1:53.043 10. Rubens Barrichello ( Brazil ) Jordan 1:53.152 Add grid : 11. Heinz-Harald Frentzen ( Germany ) Sauber 1:53.199 12. Johnny Herbert ( Britain ) Sauber 1:53.993 13. Mika Salo ( Finland ) Tyrrell 1:54.095 14. Olivier Panis ( France ) Ligier 1:54.220 15. Pedro Diniz ( Brazil ) Ligier 1:54.700 16. Jos Verstappen ( Netherlands ) Arrows 1:55.150 17. Ukyo Katayama ( Japan ) Tyrrell 1:55.371 18. Ricardo Rosset ( Brazil ) Arrows 1:56.286 19. Pedro Lamy ( Portugal ) Minardi 1:56.830 Did not qualify ( times did not meet qualifying standard ) : 20. Giovanni Lavaggi ( Italy ) Minardi 1:58.579",
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"content": "CRICKET - ENGLAND V PAKISTAN FINAL TEST SCOREBOARD . LONDON 1996-08-25 Scoreboard on the fourth day of the third and final test between England and Pakistan at The Oval on Sunday : England first innings 326 ( J. Crawley 106 , G. Thorpe 54 ; Waqar Younis 4-95 ) Pakistan first innings ( overnight 339-4 ) Saeed Anwar c Croft b Cork 176 Aamir Sohail c Cork b Croft 46 Ijaz Ahmed c Stewart b Mullally 61 Inzamam-ul-Haq c Hussain b Mullally 35 Salim Malik not out 100 Asif Mujtaba run out 13 Wasim Akram st Stewart b Croft 40 Moin Khan b Salisbury 23 Mushtaq Ahmed c Crawley b Mullally 2 Waqar Younis not out 0 Extras ( b-4 lb-5 nb-16 ) 25 Total ( for eight wickets , declared ) 521 Fall of wickets : 1-106 2-239 3-334 4-334 5-365 6-440 7-502 8-519 Did not bat : Mohammad Akam Bowling : Lewis 23-3-112-0 , Mullally 37.1-7-97-3 , Croft 47-10-116-2 , Cork 23-5-71-1 , Salisbury 29-3-116-1 England second innings M. Atherton not out 26 A. Stewart not out 40 Extras ( nb-8 ) 8 Total ( for no wicket ) 74 Bowling ( to date ) : Wasim Akram 7-0-35-0 , Waqar Younis 7-1-24-0 , Mushtaq Ahmed 7-2-11-0 , Aamir Sohail 2-1-4-0",
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"content": "CRICKET - SRI LANKA AND AUSTRALIA SAY RELATIONS HAVE HEALED . COLOMBO 1996-08-23 Sri Lanka and Australia agreed on Friday that relations between the two teams had healed since the Sri Lankans ' acrimonious tour last year . The Sri Lankans were first found guilty then cleared of ball tampering and off-spinner Muttiah Muralitharan was called for throwing during a controversial three-test series in Australia . \" Our concern is to get out there and play proper cricket , \" Sri Lanka captain Arjuna Ranatunga told a news conference on the eve of a warmup match between the World Cup champions and a World XI team scheduled for Saturday . \" What happened is history . \" Australian team manager Cam Battersby said he agreed with Ranatunga . \" I believe relations between the two teams will be excellent , \" Batterby said . The Australians are making their first visit to the Indian Ocean island since boycotting a World Cup fixture in February after a terrorist bomb in Colombo . Australia have been promised the presence of commandos , sniffer dogs and plainclothes policemen to ensure a limited overs tournament is trouble-free . The tournament , starting on August 26 , also includes India and Zimbabwe . Battersby said he was satisfied with the security arrangements . Sri Lankan officials said they expected heavy rain which washed out a warmup match on Friday should cease by Saturday . Australia , led by wicketkeeper Ian Healy , opened their short tour of Sri Lanka with a five-run win over the country 's youth team on Thursday .",
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"content": "SOCCER - ENGLISH LEAGUE STANDINGS . LONDON 1996-08-31 English soccer league standings after Saturday 's matches ( tabulated - played , won , drawn , lost , goals for , goals against , points ) : Division one Stoke 4 3 1 0 7 4 10 Barnsley 3 3 0 0 8 2 9 Norwich 4 3 0 1 5 3 9 Tranmere 4 2 1 1 6 4 7 Bolton 3 2 1 0 5 2 7 Queens Park Rangers 3 2 1 0 5 3 7 Wolverhampton 4 2 1 1 5 3 7 Swindon 4 2 1 1 5 4 7 Bradford 4 2 0 2 4 3 6 Portsmouth 4 2 0 2 4 5 6 Ipswich 4 1 2 1 9 7 5 Crystal Palace 4 1 2 1 4 3 5 Port Vale 4 1 2 1 4 4 5 Birmingham 2 1 1 0 5 4 4 Reading 4 1 1 2 5 10 4 Huddersfield 3 1 1 1 4 4 4 Oxford 4 1 0 3 6 5 3 Manchester City 3 1 0 2 2 3 3 West Bromwich 3 0 2 1 2 3 2 Oldham 4 0 1 3 5 9 1 Sheffield United 2 0 1 1 4 5 1 Grimsby 4 0 1 3 4 8 1 Southend 4 0 1 3 2 10 1 Charlton 2 0 1 1 1 3 1 Division two Plymouth 4 3 1 0 10 6 10 Brentford 4 3 1 0 9 3 10 Bury 4 3 1 0 8 2 10 Chesterfield 4 3 0 1 4 2 9 Millwall 4 2 1 1 7 5 7 Shrewsbury 4 2 1 1 6 6 7 Blackpool 4 2 1 1 3 2 7 York 4 2 0 2 6 6 6 Burnley 4",
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"content": ". Ejecta pulses maintained a frequency of 20/minute , but the size and duration of each pulse varied . From 0255 to 0310 on 22 November ejecta heights were < 150 m but ash content and degassing were much higher , emitting dark clouds with each explosion . A thick , white lower plume appeared to be escaping from a new lava dome in the 1992 crater , 50 m W of the new cone ( figure 1 ) . By 0500 the eruption had regained previous intensity levels and exhibited near-constant fire-fountain-like activity , bombs were larger , and pulse frequency increased to 22/minute . The eruption continued at this level for over 4 hours . The new cone had almost reached the lip of the 1992 crater by 0700 on 22 November . At that time the lava dome emitted a small lava flow , 2-5 m wide and 50 m long , that followed the edge of the new cone towards the lowest part of the 1992 crater ( figure 2 ) . From 0930 to 1000 a series of explosions ejected material to the lower slopes of the new cone . Sand to gravel size ash fell W of the cone , but no large ejecta . Compared to the 1992 ejecta this material is highly vesicular with millimeter-size vesicles ; olivine , pyroxene , and plagioclase are present , and some plagioclase crystals are 1 cm long . That evening the new cone overgrew the N rim of the 1992 crater and material began spilling towards Cerro La Mula . From 1900 to 2300 a tongue of lava spilled over the N rim of the 1992 crater . The front moved at < 1 m/hour , but blocks constantly tumbled from the front down to the base of the main cone . Lava flows beyond the crater , 23 November . After 1400 on 23 November dark gray pulses observed from 25 km away formed a plume that rose faster and higher than on previous days , attaining several kilometers altitude . Observations were made from the seismic station after 1500 . During about 1515-1525 the plume became less ash-rich , ejecta became less frequent , and strong degassing pulses were heard . When regular pulses resumed , some bombs were ejected laterally onto the flanks of the main cone . Periodic heavy falls of 1-3 cm scoria were encountered by the scientists walking under the plume 1.5 km from the cone . Red glow was visible at 1730 over Cerro La Mula , and there was a smell of burning vegetation , suggesting an active lava flow . The lava tongue was observed at 1800 between Cerro La Mula and Cerro Negro ( figure 2 ) . Later named the La Mula flow , it was ~ 20 m wide and 5 m thick , and advancing at ~ 2 m/hour . At 1830 a 20-m-wide lava stream moved down the N flank through a",
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"content": "Jacob de Jager ( 16 January 1923 -- 25 February 2004 ) was a general authority of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints ( LDS Church ) . He was the first person to serve as a general authority . De Jager was born in the Netherlands and joined the church while living in Toronto , Canada . His work took him to Australia , Indonesia , Mexico and Canada . His first in the church was hymnal coordinator which he filled honorably . He also served as Elders Quorom president , branch president , counselor to mission president and before his call to the . In 1993 de Jager was given general authority emeritus status and following his call to the Seventy he served as bishop of a ward",
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"content": "SOCCER - LEADING FRENCH LEAGUE SCORERS . PARIS 1996-08-28 Leading scorers in the French first division after Wednesday 's matches : 3 - Anton Drobnjak ( Bastia ) , Vladimir Smicer ( Lens ) , Miladin Becanovic ( Lille ) , Alain Caveglia ( Lyon ) , Xavier Gravelaine ( Marseille ) , Robert Pires ( Metz ) , Thierry Henry ( Monaco ) 2 - Christopher Wreh ( Guingamp ) , Marc-Vivien Foe ( Lens ) , Enzo Scifo ( Monaco ) , James Debbah ( Nice ) , Patrice Loko ( PSG ) , Stephane Guivarch ( Rennes )",
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"content": "What is a profile for entity Alain Caveglia?",
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"content": "SOCCER - LEADING FRENCH LEAGUE SCORERS . PARIS 1996-08-28 Leading scorers in the French first division after Wednesday 's matches : 3 - Anton Drobnjak ( Bastia ) , Vladimir Smicer ( Lens ) , Miladin Becanovic ( Lille ) , Alain Caveglia ( Lyon ) , Xavier Gravelaine ( Marseille ) , Robert Pires ( Metz ) , Thierry Henry ( Monaco ) 2 - Christopher Wreh ( Guingamp ) , Marc-Vivien Foe ( Lens ) , Enzo Scifo ( Monaco ) , James Debbah ( Nice ) , Patrice Loko ( PSG ) , Stephane Guivarch ( Rennes )",
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"content": "What is a profile for entity Alain Caveglia?",
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"content": "Entity: Alain Caveglia\nDisambiguated entity: Alain Caveglia\nEntity type: human\nDefinition: French football player/director",
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"content": "Canada fast-tracks Chinese asylum-seekers - report . VANCOUVER , British Columbia 1996-08-28 Canada is fast-tracking immigration applications from Chinese dissidents in Hong Kong before the British colony reverts to China 's control next year , the Vancouver Sun reported on Wednesday . The applications are being \" fast-tracked in the sense that we are processing them and the ones who have been referred to us have been interviewed , \" the newspaper quoted Garrett Lambert , Canada 's high commissioner in Hong Kong , as saying . \" A small number already have preliminary indications as to what the disposition of their cases are and so I suppose in that sense , I guess we have given them some preferential treatment , \" Lambert said . He declined to say how many people were being considered for asylum . Canada 's ministry of foreign affairs in Ottawa had no immediate comment on the report . About 80 Chinese dissidents are believed to be living in exile in Hong Kong . Their fate after the territory reverts to Chinese rule is unclear . Britain hands Hong Kong back to China at midnight on June 30 , 1997 , after 150 years of colonial rule . Canada 's Minister of Foreign Affairs Lloyd Axworthy said after meeting Hong Kong Gov . Chris Patten last month that Canada may grant asylum to dissidents who have fled to Hong Kong from China . Chinese officials have said such dissidents may not become Hong Kong permanent residents since they entered the territory illegally but have also said their status would be decided by the post-1997 local Hong Kong administration .",
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"content": "What is a profile for entity Chris Patten?",
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"content": "Canada fast-tracks Chinese asylum-seekers - report . VANCOUVER , British Columbia 1996-08-28 Canada is fast-tracking immigration applications from Chinese dissidents in Hong Kong before the British colony reverts to China 's control next year , the Vancouver Sun reported on Wednesday . The applications are being \" fast-tracked in the sense that we are processing them and the ones who have been referred to us have been interviewed , \" the newspaper quoted Garrett Lambert , Canada 's high commissioner in Hong Kong , as saying . \" A small number already have preliminary indications as to what the disposition of their cases are and so I suppose in that sense , I guess we have given them some preferential treatment , \" Lambert said . He declined to say how many people were being considered for asylum . Canada 's ministry of foreign affairs in Ottawa had no immediate comment on the report . About 80 Chinese dissidents are believed to be living in exile in Hong Kong . Their fate after the territory reverts to Chinese rule is unclear . Britain hands Hong Kong back to China at midnight on June 30 , 1997 , after 150 years of colonial rule . Canada 's Minister of Foreign Affairs Lloyd Axworthy said after meeting Hong Kong Gov . Chris Patten last month that Canada may grant asylum to dissidents who have fled to Hong Kong from China . Chinese officials have said such dissidents may not become Hong Kong permanent residents since they entered the territory illegally but have also said their status would be decided by the post-1997 local Hong Kong administration .",
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"content": "U.S. says Iraqi Kurds agree ceasefire . WASHINGTON 1996-08-23 Leaders of Iraq 's two main Kurdish factions agreed on Friday to end six days of fighting and to attend U.S.-mediated peace talks next month , the State Department said . Spokesman Glyn Davies said in a statement that the agreement followed direct U.S. contacts with Massoud Barzani , leader of the Kurdistan Democratic Party ( KDP ) , and Jalal Talabani , leader of the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan ( PUK ) . Davies said the two leaders \" have agreed to cease the fighting ( and ) return their forces to the positions held before the current fighting began \" on August 17 . He did not give a specific time for the ceasefire but said the United States looked forward to \" immediate implementation \" . The two party leaders had also agreed to meet U.S. Assistant Secretary for Near Eastern Affairs Robert Pelletreau in September \" to solidify the cease-fire and to pursue reconciliation \" , Davies said . His statement gave no venue or precise date for the meeting . The United States has already called on the Kurdish factions to hold peace talks in London . The KDP said Thursday night it had repelled an attack by thousands of PUK fighters , killing , wounding or capturing about 400 opposing guerrillas . The fighting has threatened a U.S.-led peace plan to unite the mountainous Kurdish region in northern Iraq against President Saddam Hussein .",
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"content": "What is a profile for entity Jalal Talabani?",
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"content": "U.S. says Iraqi Kurds agree ceasefire . WASHINGTON 1996-08-23 Leaders of Iraq 's two main Kurdish factions agreed on Friday to end six days of fighting and to attend U.S.-mediated peace talks next month , the State Department said . Spokesman Glyn Davies said in a statement that the agreement followed direct U.S. contacts with Massoud Barzani , leader of the Kurdistan Democratic Party ( KDP ) , and Jalal Talabani , leader of the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan ( PUK ) . Davies said the two leaders \" have agreed to cease the fighting ( and ) return their forces to the positions held before the current fighting began \" on August 17 . He did not give a specific time for the ceasefire but said the United States looked forward to \" immediate implementation \" . The two party leaders had also agreed to meet U.S. Assistant Secretary for Near Eastern Affairs Robert Pelletreau in September \" to solidify the cease-fire and to pursue reconciliation \" , Davies said . His statement gave no venue or precise date for the meeting . The United States has already called on the Kurdish factions to hold peace talks in London . The KDP said Thursday night it had repelled an attack by thousands of PUK fighters , killing , wounding or capturing about 400 opposing guerrillas . The fighting has threatened a U.S.-led peace plan to unite the mountainous Kurdish region in northern Iraq against President Saddam Hussein .",
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"content": "What is a profile for entity Jalal Talabani?",
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"content": "Entity: Jalal Talabani\nDisambiguated entity: Jalal Talabani\nEntity type: human\nDefinition: Iraqi politician (1933-2017)",
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"content": "African ) brothers should have been the first to bind the wounds of Burundi , \" Terence said of the economic embargo . \" Quite the contrary , Burundi has seen economic war declared against it by fellow African people ... a gratuitous immolation of the people of Burundi . \" He said his government had just asked U.N. human rights monitors to increase their numbers in Burundi in an effort \" to put an end to this vicious circle of violence . \" More than 150,000 people have been killed in violence between the minority Tutsis and the majority Hutus since 1993 . Botswana 's envoy , Mothusi Nkgowe , said coups should be relegated \" to the dump heap of history \" as there could be no justification for the overthrow of a legitimate government . Chile has proposed a resolution , still under discussion , that would impose an immediate arms embargo on Burundi and call for negotiations . The draft suggests further sanctions against those who impede a political solution . Among the council 's five permanent members , Russia and the United States appeared to support most elements of the Chilean proposal , while Britain , France and China were cautious . Terence , a Tutsi , said any arms embargo would leave the army unable to defend itself against Hutu guerrillas and leave the population exposed to \" armed terroritsts . \" But Chilean Ambassador Juan Somavia said : \" Every weapon that reached Burundi is a weapon aimed mainly at killing an unarmed civilian . We must not send a signal different from the African leaders themselves . Inaction is becoming the worst possible course of action . \" Burundi 's parliament has been suspended and political parties are banned but Terence told reporters Buyoya would reconvene a new type of national assembly in October . The United States said the coup leaders had taken no steps to restore democracy and indiscriminate killings continued . Ambassador Karl Inderfurth said the new government should have \" unconditional \" negotiations with all parties inside and outside of the country . He said Washington strongly supported the economic sanctions imposed already and if these did not work the council would consider \" an arms embargo or targeted sanctions against faction leaders . \" But he said the international community had to be prepared for the worst and avoid a replay of the horrors in neighbouring Rwanda , where widespread genocide broke out against the Tutsis two years ago . He again said the United Nations should draw up contingency plans for a rapid humanitarian intervention .",
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"content": "African ) brothers should have been the first to bind the wounds of Burundi , \" Terence said of the economic embargo . \" Quite the contrary , Burundi has seen economic war declared against it by fellow African people ... a gratuitous immolation of the people of Burundi . \" He said his government had just asked U.N. human rights monitors to increase their numbers in Burundi in an effort \" to put an end to this vicious circle of violence . \" More than 150,000 people have been killed in violence between the minority Tutsis and the majority Hutus since 1993 . Botswana 's envoy , Mothusi Nkgowe , said coups should be relegated \" to the dump heap of history \" as there could be no justification for the overthrow of a legitimate government . Chile has proposed a resolution , still under discussion , that would impose an immediate arms embargo on Burundi and call for negotiations . The draft suggests further sanctions against those who impede a political solution . Among the council 's five permanent members , Russia and the United States appeared to support most elements of the Chilean proposal , while Britain , France and China were cautious . Terence , a Tutsi , said any arms embargo would leave the army unable to defend itself against Hutu guerrillas and leave the population exposed to \" armed terroritsts . \" But Chilean Ambassador Juan Somavia said : \" Every weapon that reached Burundi is a weapon aimed mainly at killing an unarmed civilian . We must not send a signal different from the African leaders themselves . Inaction is becoming the worst possible course of action . \" Burundi 's parliament has been suspended and political parties are banned but Terence told reporters Buyoya would reconvene a new type of national assembly in October . The United States said the coup leaders had taken no steps to restore democracy and indiscriminate killings continued . Ambassador Karl Inderfurth said the new government should have \" unconditional \" negotiations with all parties inside and outside of the country . He said Washington strongly supported the economic sanctions imposed already and if these did not work the council would consider \" an arms embargo or targeted sanctions against faction leaders . \" But he said the international community had to be prepared for the worst and avoid a replay of the horrors in neighbouring Rwanda , where widespread genocide broke out against the Tutsis two years ago . He again said the United Nations should draw up contingency plans for a rapid humanitarian intervention .",
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"content": "CYCLING - SORENSEN WINS FOURTH STAGE OF TOUR OF NETHERLANDS . DOETINCHEM , Netherlands 1996-08-29 Leading results and overall standings after the 19.6 kilometre fourth stage of the Tour of the Netherlands on Thursday , a time trial starting and finishing in Doetinchem . 1. Rolf Sorensen ( Denmark ) Rabobank 22 minutes 40 seconds 2. Lance Armstrong ( U.S. ) Motorola 1 second behind 3. Vyacheslav Ekimov ( Russia ) Rabobank 29 seconds behind 4. Erik Dekker ( Netherlands ) Rabobank 43 5. Giunluca Gorini ( Italy ) Aki 45 6. Erik Breukink ( Netherlands ) Rabobank 48 7. Wilfried Peeters ( Belgium ) Mapei 51 8. Bart Voskamp ( Netherlands ) TVM 53 9. Michael Andersson ( Sweden ) Telekom 54 10. Gregory Randolph ( USA ) Motorola 1 minute 3 seconds Leading overall placings after three stages : 1. Sorensen 11.20:33 2. Armstrong 3 seconds behind 3. Ekimov 1 minute 7 seconds 4. Marco Lietti ( Italy ) MG-Technogym 1 minute 14 seconds 5. Dekker 1 minute 21 seconds 6. Breukink 1 minute 26 seconds 7. Maarten den Bakker ( Netherlands ) TVM 1 minute 31 seconds 8. Voskamp same time 9. Andersson 1 minute 32 seconds 10. Olaf Ludwig ( Germany ) Telekom 1 minute 44 seconds The race continues on Friday with the 178 kilometre fifth-stage from Zevenaar to Venray .",
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"content": "What is a profile for entity Sweden?",
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"content": "CYCLING - SORENSEN WINS FOURTH STAGE OF TOUR OF NETHERLANDS . DOETINCHEM , Netherlands 1996-08-29 Leading results and overall standings after the 19.6 kilometre fourth stage of the Tour of the Netherlands on Thursday , a time trial starting and finishing in Doetinchem . 1. Rolf Sorensen ( Denmark ) Rabobank 22 minutes 40 seconds 2. Lance Armstrong ( U.S. ) Motorola 1 second behind 3. Vyacheslav Ekimov ( Russia ) Rabobank 29 seconds behind 4. Erik Dekker ( Netherlands ) Rabobank 43 5. Giunluca Gorini ( Italy ) Aki 45 6. Erik Breukink ( Netherlands ) Rabobank 48 7. Wilfried Peeters ( Belgium ) Mapei 51 8. Bart Voskamp ( Netherlands ) TVM 53 9. Michael Andersson ( Sweden ) Telekom 54 10. Gregory Randolph ( USA ) Motorola 1 minute 3 seconds Leading overall placings after three stages : 1. Sorensen 11.20:33 2. Armstrong 3 seconds behind 3. Ekimov 1 minute 7 seconds 4. Marco Lietti ( Italy ) MG-Technogym 1 minute 14 seconds 5. Dekker 1 minute 21 seconds 6. Breukink 1 minute 26 seconds 7. Maarten den Bakker ( Netherlands ) TVM 1 minute 31 seconds 8. Voskamp same time 9. Andersson 1 minute 32 seconds 10. Olaf Ludwig ( Germany ) Telekom 1 minute 44 seconds The race continues on Friday with the 178 kilometre fifth-stage from Zevenaar to Venray .",
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"content": "What is a profile for entity Sweden?",
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"content": "More automatic weapons stolen in Belgium . BRUSSELS 1996-08-31 More than 10 weapons , including automatic Kalashnikov rifles , were stolen from an arms store in Belgium , police said on Saturday . A policeman in the southern Belgian town of Chatelet told Reuters that thieves used a car to ram the window of an arms store in neighbouring Chatelineaux last night . It was the second arms robbery this week . On Tuesday , thieves stole about 40 forearms from a shooting range in southern Belgium , including Kalashnikov , Uzi and Fal automatic weapons .",
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"content": "What is a profile for entity Belgium?",
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"content": "More automatic weapons stolen in Belgium . BRUSSELS 1996-08-31 More than 10 weapons , including automatic Kalashnikov rifles , were stolen from an arms store in Belgium , police said on Saturday . A policeman in the southern Belgian town of Chatelet told Reuters that thieves used a car to ram the window of an arms store in neighbouring Chatelineaux last night . It was the second arms robbery this week . On Tuesday , thieves stole about 40 forearms from a shooting range in southern Belgium , including Kalashnikov , Uzi and Fal automatic weapons .",
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"content": "What is a profile for entity Belgium?",
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"content": "Russian aircrew who escaped to UAE state Sharjah last Friday on board their own aircraft after a year in the captivity of Taleban militia in Kandahar in southern Afghanistan . The UAE said on Monday it would hand over the three to the International Red Crescent , possibly last Tuesday . It has since been silent on the issue . When asked whether the three guards would travel back to Kandahar or the Afghan capital Kabul , the embassy official said : \" That has not been decided , but possibly Kandahar . \" Kandahar is the headquarters of the opposition Taleban militia . Kabul is controlled by President Burhanuddin Rabbani 's government , which Taleban is fighting to overthrow . The embassy official said the three men , believed to be in their 20s , were currently in Abu Dhabi . He did not elaborate . The Russians , working for the Aerostan firm in the Russian republic of Tatarstan , were taken hostage after a Taleban MiG-19 fighter forced their cargo plane to land in August 1995 . Taleban said its shipment of ammunition from Albania was evidence of Russian military support for Rabbani 's government . Moscow said the crew 's nationality was coincidental . Numerous diplomatic attempts to free the seven failed . The Russians , who said they overpowered the guards -- two armed with Kalashnikov automatic rifles -- while doing regular maintenance work on their Ilyushin 76 cargo plane last Friday , left the UAE capital Abu Dhabi for home on Sunday .",
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"content": "What is a profile for entity UAE?",
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"content": "Russian aircrew who escaped to UAE state Sharjah last Friday on board their own aircraft after a year in the captivity of Taleban militia in Kandahar in southern Afghanistan . The UAE said on Monday it would hand over the three to the International Red Crescent , possibly last Tuesday . It has since been silent on the issue . When asked whether the three guards would travel back to Kandahar or the Afghan capital Kabul , the embassy official said : \" That has not been decided , but possibly Kandahar . \" Kandahar is the headquarters of the opposition Taleban militia . Kabul is controlled by President Burhanuddin Rabbani 's government , which Taleban is fighting to overthrow . The embassy official said the three men , believed to be in their 20s , were currently in Abu Dhabi . He did not elaborate . The Russians , working for the Aerostan firm in the Russian republic of Tatarstan , were taken hostage after a Taleban MiG-19 fighter forced their cargo plane to land in August 1995 . Taleban said its shipment of ammunition from Albania was evidence of Russian military support for Rabbani 's government . Moscow said the crew 's nationality was coincidental . Numerous diplomatic attempts to free the seven failed . The Russians , who said they overpowered the guards -- two armed with Kalashnikov automatic rifles -- while doing regular maintenance work on their Ilyushin 76 cargo plane last Friday , left the UAE capital Abu Dhabi for home on Sunday .",
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"content": "What is a profile for entity UAE?",
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"content": "Entity: UAE\nDisambiguated entity: United Arab Emirates\nEntity type: sovereign state\nDefinition: sovereign state in Southwest Asia",
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"content": "Iraq 's Saddam meets Russia 's Zhirinovsky . BAGHDAD 1996-08-22 Iraqi President Saddam Hussein has told visiting Russian ultra-nationalist Vladimir Zhirinovsky that Baghdad wanted to maintain \" friendship and cooperation \" with Moscow , official Iraqi newspapers said on Thursday . \" President Saddam Hussein stressed during the meeting Iraq 's keenness to maintain friendship and cooperation with Russia , \" the papers said . They said Zhirinovsky told Saddam before he left Baghdad on Wednesday that his Liberal Democratic party and the Russian Duma ( parliament ) \" are calling for an immediate lifting of the embargo \" imposed on Iraq after its 1990 invasion of Kuwait . Zhirinovsky said on Tuesday he would press the Russian government to help end U.N. trade sanctions on Iraq and blamed Moscow for delaying establishment of good ties with Baghdad . \" Our stand is firm , namely we are calling on ( the Russian ) government to end the economic embargo on Iraq and resume trade ties between Russia and Iraq , \" he told reporters . Zhirinovsky visited Iraq twice in 1995 . Last October he was invited to attend the referendum held on Iraq 's presidency , which extended Saddam 's term for seven more years .",
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"content": "What is a profile for entity Russian?",
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"content": "Iraq 's Saddam meets Russia 's Zhirinovsky . BAGHDAD 1996-08-22 Iraqi President Saddam Hussein has told visiting Russian ultra-nationalist Vladimir Zhirinovsky that Baghdad wanted to maintain \" friendship and cooperation \" with Moscow , official Iraqi newspapers said on Thursday . \" President Saddam Hussein stressed during the meeting Iraq 's keenness to maintain friendship and cooperation with Russia , \" the papers said . They said Zhirinovsky told Saddam before he left Baghdad on Wednesday that his Liberal Democratic party and the Russian Duma ( parliament ) \" are calling for an immediate lifting of the embargo \" imposed on Iraq after its 1990 invasion of Kuwait . Zhirinovsky said on Tuesday he would press the Russian government to help end U.N. trade sanctions on Iraq and blamed Moscow for delaying establishment of good ties with Baghdad . \" Our stand is firm , namely we are calling on ( the Russian ) government to end the economic embargo on Iraq and resume trade ties between Russia and Iraq , \" he told reporters . Zhirinovsky visited Iraq twice in 1995 . Last October he was invited to attend the referendum held on Iraq 's presidency , which extended Saddam 's term for seven more years .",
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"content": "What is a profile for entity Russian?",
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"content": "CYCLING - WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS RESULTS . MANCHESTER , England 1996-08-28 Results from the world track cycling championships on Wednesday : Men 's individual pursuit : Selected result from first round Chris Boardman ( Britain ) 4:13.353 seconds ( world record ) caught Jens Lehman ( Germany ) Quarter-finals Boardman 4:14.784 caught Edouard Gritson ( Russia ) Francis Moreau ( France ) 4:16.274 beat Heiko Szonn ( Germany ) 4:21.715 Andrea Collinelli ( Italy ) 4:17.551 beat Michael Sandstod ( Denmark ) 4:24.660 Alexei Markov ( Russia ) 4:19.762 beat Mariano Friedick ( U.S. ) 4:20.241 one kilometre time-trial final 1. Shane Kelly ( Australia ) 1 minute 02.777 seconds 2. Soren Lausberg ( Germany ) 1:02.795 3. Jan Van Eiden ( Germany ) 1:04.541 4. Herve Thuet ( France ) 1:04.732 5. Grzegorz Krejner ( Poland ) 1:04.834 6. Ainars Kiksis ( Latvia ) 1:04.896 7. Dimitrios Georgalis ( Greece ) 1:05.022 8. Jose Moreno ( Spain ) 1:05.219 9. Keiji Kojima ( Japan ) 1:05.300 10. Graham Sharman ( Australia ) 1:05.406 11. Jose Escuredo ( Spain ) 1:05.731 12. Craig MacLean ( Britain ) 1:05.735 13. Christian Meidlinger ( Austria ) 1:05.850 14. Darren McKenzie-Potter ( New Zealand ) 1:06.289 15. Masanaga Shiohara ( Japan ) 1:06.615 16. Jean-Pierre Van Zyl ( South Africa ) 1:07.258 Keirin final 1. Marty Nothstein ( U.S. ) , last 200 metres in 10.982 seconds . 2. Gary Neiwand ( Australia ) 3. Frederic Magne ( France ) 4. Pavel Buran ( Czech Republic ) 5. Michael Hubner ( Germany ) 6. Laurent Gane ( France ) Madison final ( 50 kms ) 1. Silvio Martinelli - Marco Villa ( Italy ) 34 points , in a time of 55 minutes 47.4 seconds 2. Scott McGrory - Stephen Pate ( Australia ) 25 3. Andreas Kappes - Carsten Wolf ( Germany ) 23 4. Kurt Betschart - Bruno Risi ( Switzerland ) 22 5. Gabriel Curuchet - Juan Curuchet ( Argentine ) 15 6. Peter Pieters - Tomas Post ( Netherlands ) 14 7. J immi Madsen - Jens Veggerby ( Denmark ) 14 8. Isaac Galvez-Lopez - Juan Llaneras ( Spain ) 11 9. Wolfgang Kotzmann - Franz Stocher ( Austria ) 5 10. Christophe Capelle - Jean-Michel Monin ( France ) 2",
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"content": "What is a profile for entity Japan?",
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"content": "New bomb attacks on Corsica despite crackdown vow . Sylvie Florence AJACCIO , Corsica 1996-08-29 Separatist guerrillas planted two bombs overnight at government offices on the French Mediterranean island of Corsica despite fresh warnings of a crackdown by Paris , police said on Thursday . In the latest in a wave of attacks , a two kg ( four lb ) bomb seriously damaged two floors of Agriculture Ministry offices located just 50 metres ( yards ) from a police station in the centre of the island capital Ajaccio . No one was hurt . A second device , packed with five kg ( 10 lbs ) of explosive , was defused before it could go off , police said . The new attacks followed by a day a warning of a new \" get-tough \" policy by Paris toward the separatists , who seek greater autonomy . Interior Minister Jean-Louis Debre , under fire for staging secret talks with one of the largest of several rival underground nationalist groups , told the daily La Corse in a statement he had given \" firm orders \" to police to round up those responsible for the bombings and bring them to justice . Judges on the island had accused Paris of taking a lax stance on guerrilla violence while conducting secret but widely-reported talks with separatists which have now failed . The latest bombing , close on the heels of the new orders , brought charges that police were powerless . \" No searches , no arrests , no police reinforcements visible on the island , despite the ministry 's promises , \" the daily France-Soir lamented . \" On the island , as at the Place Beauvau ( the Interior Ministry 's Paris address ) , people are well aware who is who and who is doing what . It is time to end this nightly farce , \" said the pro-government daily Le Figaro in an editorial . No one immediately claimed responsibility for Thursday 's incidents ,",
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"content": "( Bulgaria ) 6-4 6-2 Men 's singles Michael Stich ( Germany ) beat Tommy Haas ( Germany ) 6-3 1-6 6-1 7-5 Sergi Bruguera ( Spain ) beat Kris Goossens ( Belgium ) 6-2 6-0 7-6 ( 7-1 ) Frederic Vitoux ( France ) beat Ramon Delgado ( Paraguay ) 6-4 6-4 7-6 ( 7-3 ) Women 's singles Henrietta Nagyova ( Slovakia ) beat Gala Leon Garcia ( Spain ) 6-1 4-6 6-3 Asa Carlsson ( Sweden ) beat Gloria Pizzichini ( Italy ) 3-6 6-1 7-5 Barbara Schett ( Austria ) beat Sabine Appelmans ( Belgium ) 1-6 6-4 6-4 Cristina Torrens-Valero ( Spain ) beat Sabine Hack ( Germany ) 2-6 6-4 6-2 Women 's singles Helena Sukova ( Czech Republic ) beat Yone Kamio ( Japan ) 6-2 6-3 Irina Spirlea ( Romania ) beat Petra Begerow ( Germany ) 6-3 6-2 Maria Jose Gaidano ( Argentina ) beat Melanie Schnell ( Austria ) 6-4 6-0 Men 's singles Carlos Moya ( Spain ) beat Scott Humphries ( U.S. ) 6-1 6-7 ( 3-7 ) 6-7 ( 1-7 ) 6-0 6-4 Kenneth Carlsen ( Denmark ) beat Patrick Rafter ( Australia ) 7-6 ( 9-7 ) 6-3 7-6 ( 8-6 ) Magnus Gustafsson ( Sweden ) beat Carlos Costa ( Spain ) 7-5 4-6 7-6 ( 7-4 ) 6-3 Jeff Tarango ( U.S. ) beat Alex Radulescu ( Romania ) 6-7 ( 5-7 ) 6-4 6-1 retired , heat exhaustion Men 's singles 11 - MaliVai Washington ( U.S. ) beat Karim Alami ( Morocco ) 6-4 2-6 7-6 ( 7-5 ) 6-1 Dirk Dier ( Germany ) beat Chuck Adams ( U.S. ) 6-4 2-6 6-4 6-4 Jason Stoltenberg ( Australia ) beat Stefano Pescosolido ( Italy ) 7-5 6-4 6-1 Arnaud Boetsch ( France ) beat Nicolas Pereira ( Venezuela ) 7-6 ( 7-4 ) 6-4 7-5 David Prinosil ( Germany ) beat Peter Tramacchi ( Australia ) 6-3 6-2 3-6 6-7 ( 5-7 ) 6-1 Women 's singles Amanda Coetzer ( South Africa ) beat 6 - Anke Huber ( Germany ) 6-1 2-6 6-2 Anna Kournikova ( Russia ) beat Ludmila Richterova ( Czech Republic ) 7-6 ( 7-4 ) 6-3 Debbie Graham ( U.S. ) beat Stephanie Deville ( Belarus ) 6-4 6-2 Barbara Rittner ( Germany ) beat Katarina Studenikova ( Slovakia ) 7-5 7-5 Kristina Brandi ( U.S. ) beat Andrea Glass ( Germany ) 6-2 6-3 Ines Gorrochategui ( Argentina ) beat Magdalena Grzybowska ( Poland ) 4-6 6-4 6-1 Men 's singles Alberto Berasategui ( Spain ) beat Cecil Mamiit ( U.S. ) 6-1 6-4 6-0 Guillaume Raoux ( France ) beat Filip Dewulf ( Belgium ) 7-6 ( 7-5 ) 3-6 1-6 6-4 7-5 Alex O'Brien ( U.S. ) beat Nicolas Lapentti ( Ecuador ) 6-4 1-6 6-4 6-3 2 - Michael Chang ( U.S. ) beat Jaime Oncins ( Brazil ) 3-6 6-1 6-0 7 - 6 ( 8-6 ) Women 's singles 14 - Barbara",
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"content": "U.S. bulk millfeeds - Immediate supply tight . CHICAGO 1996-08-27 Millfeed supplies for prompt shipment remained tight and prices continued to move higher , millfeed dealers said . High-priced corn and increased demand for livestock feed continued to support millfeed prices in nearly all sectors . Flour mills sold much of their production through September leaving little available for prompt shipment . Portland sources said feed mixer demand was keeping pace with millfeed production and driving prices higher . Portland sources said with corn priced there at $ 200 per ton and barley at $ 140 , the millfeeds at $ 125 represent a good value . In the southeast U.S. , dealers said feed mixers continued to be steady buyers with demand increasing for October to March positions . The closely-watched Kansas City rail market was steady at $ 115 per ton bid and $ 118 offered . -- Chicago newsdesk 312-408-8720--",
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"content": "U.S. bulk millfeeds - Immediate supply tight . CHICAGO 1996-08-27 Millfeed supplies for prompt shipment remained tight and prices continued to move higher , millfeed dealers said . High-priced corn and increased demand for livestock feed continued to support millfeed prices in nearly all sectors . Flour mills sold much of their production through September leaving little available for prompt shipment . Portland sources said feed mixer demand was keeping pace with millfeed production and driving prices higher . Portland sources said with corn priced there at $ 200 per ton and barley at $ 140 , the millfeeds at $ 125 represent a good value . In the southeast U.S. , dealers said feed mixers continued to be steady buyers with demand increasing for October to March positions . The closely-watched Kansas City rail market was steady at $ 115 per ton bid and $ 118 offered . -- Chicago newsdesk 312-408-8720--",
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"content": "Prince was a Japan ese political figure of the TaishΕ and early ShΕwa period s . He was the 17th hereditary head of the former shogunal branch of the Tokugawa clan and the final President of the House of Peers in the . Tokugawa Iemasa was born in what is now the Sendagaya district of Tokyo , as the eldest son of Tokugawa Iesato . He graduated from the law school of in 1909 , and accepted a post in the diplomatic corps of Foreign Ministry the same year . In 1924 , he was appointed Consul-general to the Japanese consulate in Sydney , Australia . In 1929 , he was appointed Envoy to Canada and from 1937-1939 served as the Japanese ambassador to Turkey . In 1940 , on the death of his father , he inherited the title of kΕshaku ( ε
¬η΅ , prince ) under the kazoku peerage system , and a seat as a member of the House of Peers of the . On 19 June 1946 , he served as the President of the House of Peers , a post which he held until 2 May 1947 , when the Allied occupation authorities authorized the current Constitution of Japan abolishing the House of Peers . He died of at his home in Shibuya , Tokyo on February 18 , 1963 , and was posthumously awarded the Order of the Rising Sun with Paulownia Flowers , 1st class . His grave is located at the Yanaka Cemetery in Tokyo . He was succeeded as head of the Tokugawa clan by Tokugawa Tsunenari",
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"content": "Prince was a Japan ese political figure of the TaishΕ and early ShΕwa period s . He was the 17th hereditary head of the former shogunal branch of the Tokugawa clan and the final President of the House of Peers in the . Tokugawa Iemasa was born in what is now the Sendagaya district of Tokyo , as the eldest son of Tokugawa Iesato . He graduated from the law school of in 1909 , and accepted a post in the diplomatic corps of Foreign Ministry the same year . In 1924 , he was appointed Consul-general to the Japanese consulate in Sydney , Australia . In 1929 , he was appointed Envoy to Canada and from 1937-1939 served as the Japanese ambassador to Turkey . In 1940 , on the death of his father , he inherited the title of kΕshaku ( ε
¬η΅ , prince ) under the kazoku peerage system , and a seat as a member of the House of Peers of the . On 19 June 1946 , he served as the President of the House of Peers , a post which he held until 2 May 1947 , when the Allied occupation authorities authorized the current Constitution of Japan abolishing the House of Peers . He died of at his home in Shibuya , Tokyo on February 18 , 1963 , and was posthumously awarded the Order of the Rising Sun with Paulownia Flowers , 1st class . His grave is located at the Yanaka Cemetery in Tokyo . He was succeeded as head of the Tokugawa clan by Tokugawa Tsunenari",
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"content": ". β I do nβt want to get into that , that βs just the way it is right now , β he said.This is the third time Grant has suspended Green , a first-team All - SEC player , during his three seasons , including a three-game string early last season and one game at the end of 2009-10 . Grant did nβt rule it out when asked if he had a β three-strike β policy that might keep Green from returning . β I βll make some decisions on that later , β he said . β Right now my focus is on getting prepared for Florida . β Alabama had risen to No. 12 in the rankings in December and won three straight before the LSU game.The bold decision on the suspensions was no surprise to Gators coach Billy Donovan , who was Grant βs boss for a dozen years at Marshall and Florida . β I know Anthony Grant about as well as anybody , and I think that he has got incredible integrity and character and knows exactly the way he wants his program run and what he βs going to do , β Donovan said.The Tide βs eight remaining players -- half of them freshmen -- managed to come fairly close before losing 67-58 to LSU , with freshman Rodney Cooper scoring 28 points . Alabama had beaten Auburn by 18 points without Mitchell . Now comes a much bigger challenge , even with Releford and Steele.The Gators ( 19-6 , 7-3 ) opened last March with a 78-51 rout of a Tide team that still had aspirations of winning an SEC title and making the NCAA field . Florida is also short-handed , but because of injuries . The Gators wo nβt have their top subs , forward Will Yeguete ( concussion ) and guard Mike Rosario ( bruised hip ) , for the game , Donovan",
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"content": ". β I do nβt want to get into that , that βs just the way it is right now , β he said.This is the third time Grant has suspended Green , a first-team All - SEC player , during his three seasons , including a three-game string early last season and one game at the end of 2009-10 . Grant did nβt rule it out when asked if he had a β three-strike β policy that might keep Green from returning . β I βll make some decisions on that later , β he said . β Right now my focus is on getting prepared for Florida . β Alabama had risen to No. 12 in the rankings in December and won three straight before the LSU game.The bold decision on the suspensions was no surprise to Gators coach Billy Donovan , who was Grant βs boss for a dozen years at Marshall and Florida . β I know Anthony Grant about as well as anybody , and I think that he has got incredible integrity and character and knows exactly the way he wants his program run and what he βs going to do , β Donovan said.The Tide βs eight remaining players -- half of them freshmen -- managed to come fairly close before losing 67-58 to LSU , with freshman Rodney Cooper scoring 28 points . Alabama had beaten Auburn by 18 points without Mitchell . Now comes a much bigger challenge , even with Releford and Steele.The Gators ( 19-6 , 7-3 ) opened last March with a 78-51 rout of a Tide team that still had aspirations of winning an SEC title and making the NCAA field . Florida is also short-handed , but because of injuries . The Gators wo nβt have their top subs , forward Will Yeguete ( concussion ) and guard Mike Rosario ( bruised hip ) , for the game , Donovan",
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"content": "PRESS DIGEST - Spain - Aug 29 . Headlines from major national newspapers . Reuters has not verified these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy . EL PAIS - Judge accuses government of obstructing investigation into Lasa-Zabala ( two of GAL victims ) case EL MUNDO - Government wants to charge for prescriptions and some medical services DIARIO 16 - Judge Javier Gomez de Liano says government is obstructing justice ABC - Prime Minister Jose Maria Aznar , positive assessment CINCO DIAS - BCH in the hive of Chilean pensions EXPANSION - Coopers and Lybrand emigrates to Basque Country for fiscal reasons GACETA DE LOS NEGOCIOS - Government and Catalan nationalists set the scene for budget negotiations",
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"content": "PRESS DIGEST - Spain - Aug 29 . Headlines from major national newspapers . Reuters has not verified these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy . EL PAIS - Judge accuses government of obstructing investigation into Lasa-Zabala ( two of GAL victims ) case EL MUNDO - Government wants to charge for prescriptions and some medical services DIARIO 16 - Judge Javier Gomez de Liano says government is obstructing justice ABC - Prime Minister Jose Maria Aznar , positive assessment CINCO DIAS - BCH in the hive of Chilean pensions EXPANSION - Coopers and Lybrand emigrates to Basque Country for fiscal reasons GACETA DE LOS NEGOCIOS - Government and Catalan nationalists set the scene for budget negotiations",
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"content": "Canada 's international travel account gap shrinks . OTTAWA 1996-08-29 Higher spending by foreign visitors and less Canadian tourist spending abroad cut the deficit in Canada 's international travel account by 26.5 percent in the second quarter , Statistics Canada said on Thursday . The deficit fell to a seasonally adjusted C$ 715 million in the second quarter from C$ 973 million in the first , as foreigners spent a record C$ 3.00 billion seasonally adjusted while Canadians reduced their spending abroad by 5.1 percent to C$ 3.72 billion . -- Reuters Ottawa Burea ( 613 ) 235-6745",
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"content": "Canada 's international travel account gap shrinks . OTTAWA 1996-08-29 Higher spending by foreign visitors and less Canadian tourist spending abroad cut the deficit in Canada 's international travel account by 26.5 percent in the second quarter , Statistics Canada said on Thursday . The deficit fell to a seasonally adjusted C$ 715 million in the second quarter from C$ 973 million in the first , as foreigners spent a record C$ 3.00 billion seasonally adjusted while Canadians reduced their spending abroad by 5.1 percent to C$ 3.72 billion . -- Reuters Ottawa Burea ( 613 ) 235-6745",
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"content": "BASEBALL - MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS AFTER SUNDAY 'S GAMES . NEW YORK 1996-08-25 Major League Baseball standings after games played on Sunday ( tabulate under won , lost , winning percentage and games behind ) : AMERICAN LEAGUE EASTERN DIVISION W L PCT GB NEW YORK 74 55 .574 - BALTIMORE 68 61 .527 6 BOSTON 66 65 .504 9 TORONTO 61 70 .466 14 DETROIT 47 83 .362 27 1/2 CENTRAL DIVISION CLEVELAND 77 53 .592 - CHICAGO 70 62 .530 8 MINNESOTA 65 65 .500 12 MILWAUKEE 62 69 .473 15 1/2 KANSAS CITY 59 73 .447 19 WESTERN DIVISION TEXAS 75 56 .573 - SEATTLE 66 63 .512 8 OAKLAND 63 70 .474 13 CALIFORNIA 61 69 .469 13 1/2 MONDAY , AUGUST 26TH SCHEDULE CLEVELAND AT DETROIT OAKLAND AT BALTIMORE MINNESOTA AT TORONTO MILWAUKEE AT CHICAGO BOSTON AT CALIFORNIA NEW YORK AT SEATTLE NATIONAL LEAGUE EASTERN DIVISION W L PCT GB ATLANTA 81 48 .628 - MONTREAL 70 59 .543 11 FLORIDA 61 70 .466 21 NEW YORK 59 72 .450 23 PHILADELPHIA 53 78 .405 29 CENTRAL DIVISION HOUSTON 70 61 .534 - ST LOUIS 68 62 .523 1 1/2 CHICAGO 64 64 .500 4 1/2 CINCINNATI 64 65 .496 5 PITTSBURGH 55 75 .423 14 1/2 WESTERN DIVISION SAN DIEGO 72 60 .545 - LOS ANGELES 70 60 .538 1 COLORADO 68 63 .519 3 1/2 SAN FRANCISCO 55 73 .430 15 MONDAY , AUGUST 26TH SCHEDULE PHILADELPHIA AT SAN FRANCISCO ST LOUIS AT HOUSTON CINCINNATI AT COLORADO",
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"content": "MOTOR RACING - BELGIAN GRAND PRIX RESULT . SPA-FRANCORCHAMPS , Belgium 1996-08-25 Result of Sunday 's Belgian Grand Prix motor race : 1. Michael Schumacher ( Germany ) Ferrari 1 hour 28 minutes 15.125 seconds ( average speed 208.442 kph ) 2. Jacques Villeneuve ( Canada ) Williams 5.602 seconds behind 3. Mika Hakkinen ( Finland ) McLaren 15.710 4. Jean Alesi ( France ) Benetton 19.125 5. Damon Hill ( Britain ) Williams 29.179 6. Gerhard Berger ( Austria ) Benetton 29.896 7. Mika Salo ( Finland ) Tyrrell 1:00.754 8. Ukyo Katayama ( Japan ) Tyrrell 1:40.227 9. Ricardo Rosset ( Brazil ) Arrows one lap 10. Pedro Lamy ( Portugal ) Minardi one lap Did not finish : 11. David Coulthard ( Britain ) McLaren 37 laps completed 12. Martin Brundle ( Britain ) Jordan 34 13. Eddie Irvine ( Britain ) Ferrari 29 14. Rubens Barrichello ( Brazil ) Jordan 29 15. Pedro Diniz ( Brazil ) Ligier 22 16. Jos Verstappen ( Netherland ) Arrows 11 Did not start ( failed to complete one lap ) : Olivier Panis ( France ) Ligier Johnny Herbert ( Britain ) Sauber Heinz-Harald Frentzen ( Germany ) Sauber Fastest lap : Berger 1:53.067 ( 221.857 kph )",
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"content": "MOTOR RACING - BELGIAN GRAND PRIX RESULT . SPA-FRANCORCHAMPS , Belgium 1996-08-25 Result of Sunday 's Belgian Grand Prix motor race : 1. Michael Schumacher ( Germany ) Ferrari 1 hour 28 minutes 15.125 seconds ( average speed 208.442 kph ) 2. Jacques Villeneuve ( Canada ) Williams 5.602 seconds behind 3. Mika Hakkinen ( Finland ) McLaren 15.710 4. Jean Alesi ( France ) Benetton 19.125 5. Damon Hill ( Britain ) Williams 29.179 6. Gerhard Berger ( Austria ) Benetton 29.896 7. Mika Salo ( Finland ) Tyrrell 1:00.754 8. Ukyo Katayama ( Japan ) Tyrrell 1:40.227 9. Ricardo Rosset ( Brazil ) Arrows one lap 10. Pedro Lamy ( Portugal ) Minardi one lap Did not finish : 11. David Coulthard ( Britain ) McLaren 37 laps completed 12. Martin Brundle ( Britain ) Jordan 34 13. Eddie Irvine ( Britain ) Ferrari 29 14. Rubens Barrichello ( Brazil ) Jordan 29 15. Pedro Diniz ( Brazil ) Ligier 22 16. Jos Verstappen ( Netherland ) Arrows 11 Did not start ( failed to complete one lap ) : Olivier Panis ( France ) Ligier Johnny Herbert ( Britain ) Sauber Heinz-Harald Frentzen ( Germany ) Sauber Fastest lap : Berger 1:53.067 ( 221.857 kph )",
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"content": "TENNIS - SATURDAY 'S RESULTS FROM THE U.S. OPEN . NEW YORK 1996-08-31 Results from the U.S. Open Tennis Championships at the National Tennis Centre on Saturday ( prefix number denotes seeding ) : Women 's singles , third round 1 - Steffi Graf ( Germany ) beat Natasha Zvereva ( Belarus ) 6-4 6-2 16 - Martina Hingis ( Switzerland ) beat Naoko Kijimuta ( Japan ) 6-2 6-2 Judith Wiesner ( Austria ) beat Petra Langrova ( Czech Republic ) 6 - 2 6-0 Men 's singles , third round 13 - Thomas Enqvist ( Sweden ) beat Pablo Campana ( Ecuador ) 6-4 6-4 6-2",
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"content": "TENNIS - SATURDAY 'S RESULTS FROM THE U.S. OPEN . NEW YORK 1996-08-31 Results from the U.S. Open Tennis Championships at the National Tennis Centre on Saturday ( prefix number denotes seeding ) : Women 's singles , third round 1 - Steffi Graf ( Germany ) beat Natasha Zvereva ( Belarus ) 6-4 6-2 16 - Martina Hingis ( Switzerland ) beat Naoko Kijimuta ( Japan ) 6-2 6-2 Judith Wiesner ( Austria ) beat Petra Langrova ( Czech Republic ) 6 - 2 6-0 Men 's singles , third round 13 - Thomas Enqvist ( Sweden ) beat Pablo Campana ( Ecuador ) 6-4 6-4 6-2",
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"content": " China thanks Gabon for support on human rights . BEIJING 1996-08-27 China has publicly thanked Gabon for its strong support at the United Nations Human Rights Commission , where Beijing has come under attack from Western nations for its human rights record . China 's President Jiang Zemin offered his gratitude in a meeting on Monday with visiting Gabon President Omar Bongo , the official Xinhua news agency said . Jiang also acknowledged the Central African nation 's support for China 's stance on Taiwan , which Beijing views as a renegade province , while Bongo was quoted as thanking China for economic and technological aid , the agency said late on Monday . In April , China quashed a draft resolution by the U.N. Human Rights Commission expressing concern over continuing reports of Beijing 's violations of fundamental freedoms . After the defeat of the resolution , drafted by the European Union and the United States , China 's Foreign Ministry thanked 26 countries for backing its motion for \" no action \" on the document . It was the sixth year in a row that China avoided censure at the U.N. 's main human rights forum . China has been accused of a wide range of human rights abuses , often in violation of its own legal code , in an effort to silence dissent . A Xinhua commentary earlier this year said a plot by the West to force its human rights standards and values on other countries",
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"content": " China thanks Gabon for support on human rights . BEIJING 1996-08-27 China has publicly thanked Gabon for its strong support at the United Nations Human Rights Commission , where Beijing has come under attack from Western nations for its human rights record . China 's President Jiang Zemin offered his gratitude in a meeting on Monday with visiting Gabon President Omar Bongo , the official Xinhua news agency said . Jiang also acknowledged the Central African nation 's support for China 's stance on Taiwan , which Beijing views as a renegade province , while Bongo was quoted as thanking China for economic and technological aid , the agency said late on Monday . In April , China quashed a draft resolution by the U.N. Human Rights Commission expressing concern over continuing reports of Beijing 's violations of fundamental freedoms . After the defeat of the resolution , drafted by the European Union and the United States , China 's Foreign Ministry thanked 26 countries for backing its motion for \" no action \" on the document . It was the sixth year in a row that China avoided censure at the U.N. 's main human rights forum . China has been accused of a wide range of human rights abuses , often in violation of its own legal code , in an effort to silence dissent . A Xinhua commentary earlier this year said a plot by the West to force its human rights standards and values on other countries",
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"content": "Philip Walter Threlfall ( born 11 February 1967 ) is a former English cricket er . Threlfall was a right-handed batsman who bowled right-arm medium-fast . He was born at Barrow-in-Furness , Lancashire . Threfall played for Cumberland in 1987 , making a single appearance in the against Cambridgeshire and a single appearance in the MCCA Knockout Trophy against Cheshire . In 1988 , Threfall played Second XI cricket for Sussex , with him also making his first-class debut for the county in that season against Somerset at the Recreation Ground , Bath . He played regularly for the Sussex Second XI , but would only make two further first-class appearances for the county , against the touring Sri Lankans in 1990 and Cambridge University in 1991 . He never batted in his three first-class appearances , but with the ball he took 7 wickets at an average of 18.57 , with best figures of 3/45 . He also made a single List A appearance for the county against the touring Zimbabweans in 1990 . He ended Sussex 's innings of 233/8 unbeaten on 17 , while in the Zimbabweans innings he took figures of 3/40 from 10 overs",
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"content": "Philip Walter Threlfall ( born 11 February 1967 ) is a former English cricket er . Threlfall was a right-handed batsman who bowled right-arm medium-fast . He was born at Barrow-in-Furness , Lancashire . Threfall played for Cumberland in 1987 , making a single appearance in the against Cambridgeshire and a single appearance in the MCCA Knockout Trophy against Cheshire . In 1988 , Threfall played Second XI cricket for Sussex , with him also making his first-class debut for the county in that season against Somerset at the Recreation Ground , Bath . He played regularly for the Sussex Second XI , but would only make two further first-class appearances for the county , against the touring Sri Lankans in 1990 and Cambridge University in 1991 . He never batted in his three first-class appearances , but with the ball he took 7 wickets at an average of 18.57 , with best figures of 3/45 . He also made a single List A appearance for the county against the touring Zimbabweans in 1990 . He ended Sussex 's innings of 233/8 unbeaten on 17 , while in the Zimbabweans innings he took figures of 3/40 from 10 overs",
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"content": "Joseph Abraham Smith ( born 23 March 1946 ) is a born former English cricket er . Smith was a left-handed who bowled left-arm fast-medium . He was born in Kingston , Jamaica . Smith made his debut for Shropshire in the 1968 against Cambridgeshire . Smith played Minor counties cricket for Shropshire from 1968 to 1988 , which included 113 Minor Counties Championship appearances and 8 MCCA Knockout Trophy appearances . He made his List A debut against Yorkshire in the 1976 Gillette Cup . He made 2 further List A appearances for Shropshire , against Surrey in the 1978 Gillette Cup and Northamptonshire in the 1985 NatWest Trophy . In his 3 List A matches for the county , he took 5 wickets at an average of 22.60 , with best figures of 3/40 . Playing for Shropshire allowed him to play for the , with Smith making 2 appearances for that team in the against Worcestershire and Leicestershire",
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"content": "Joseph Abraham Smith ( born 23 March 1946 ) is a born former English cricket er . Smith was a left-handed who bowled left-arm fast-medium . He was born in Kingston , Jamaica . Smith made his debut for Shropshire in the 1968 against Cambridgeshire . Smith played Minor counties cricket for Shropshire from 1968 to 1988 , which included 113 Minor Counties Championship appearances and 8 MCCA Knockout Trophy appearances . He made his List A debut against Yorkshire in the 1976 Gillette Cup . He made 2 further List A appearances for Shropshire , against Surrey in the 1978 Gillette Cup and Northamptonshire in the 1985 NatWest Trophy . In his 3 List A matches for the county , he took 5 wickets at an average of 22.60 , with best figures of 3/40 . Playing for Shropshire allowed him to play for the , with Smith making 2 appearances for that team in the against Worcestershire and Leicestershire",
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"content": "SOCCER - IRISH ERASE PAINFUL MEMORIES WITH 5-0 WIN . ESCHEN , Liechtenstein 1996-08-31 The Republic of Ireland 's new-look side dispelled painful memories of their last visit to Liechtenstein by beating the Alpine part-timers 5-0 in a World Cup qualifier on Saturday . The Irish , under new manager Mick McCarthy , took a 4-0 lead within 20 minutes through captain Andy Townsend , 20-year-old Norwich striker Keith O'Neill , Sunderland forward Niall Quinn and teenager Ian Harte . Quinn added his second and Ireland 's fifth just after the hour to complete the rout and give the Irish their biggest-ever away win . The result helped erase memories of Ireland 's visit to the Eschen stadium 14 months ago , when Jack Charlton 's side were held to a frustrating 0-0 draw which ultimately cost them a place in the European championship finals .",
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"content": "Malcolm Azania ( born 1969 ) , also known as Minister Faust ( for the literary reference , see Faust ) , is a Canadian teacher , writer , community activist , radio host and political aspirant . He appeared on CBC Television 's in 2003 as one of three contestants in the \" Political Animal \" segment . He appeared alongside Bridget Pastoor , who would later become a MLA for the Alberta Liberal Party in in 2004 . A resident of Edmonton , Alberta , Azania ran as a candidate for the in the electoral district of Edmonton -- Strathcona in the 2004 federal election . The riding and Mr. Azania were profiled by in its Campaign Politics TV show . Azania finished third , behind both Conservative incumbent Member of Parliament ( MP ) Rahim Jaffer and Liberal challenger and former Alberta Member of the Legislative Assembly Debby Carlson . Also as Minister Faust , Azania wrote a comical and satiric science fiction novel , The Coyote Kings of the Space-Age Bachelor Pad , released internationally by Random House in August 2004 . In 2007 , he published his second novel , From the Notebooks of Dr. Brain",
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"content": "The Malone Area Heritage Museum is a historical museum in Malone , Wisconsin , United States . The museum documents the history of immigrants into the Holyland region of Wisconsin . The museum is affiliated with the Wisconsin Historical Society . It has been in existence since 2005 . It is open to the public on Thursday afternoons between 2:00 and 4:00 pm and on the second Sunday of each month . The museum consists of two buildings . Both were purchased from Malone 's co-op . One is the original train depot for Malone , which was moved across the street to its present location in early 2005 . Had the building not been moved , it would have been dismantled because it was in the way of large trucks . It documents the development and usage of the Sheboygan - Fond du Lac railroad . There is a piece of the original railroad that was dug up in a local field . The building is the final remaining depot from that line . The other building is a more recently purchased agricultural shop which is being adapted for displaying items as of 2008 . Both buildings contain artifacts from activities common in the area , especially farming . Documentation and photography are displayed from the local communities of St. Cloud , Mt. Calvary and its train station at Calvary Station , Charlesburg , Dotyville , St. Peter , St. Joe , Garnet , St. Anna , Marytown , , Johnsburg , and Silica",
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"content": "a lost weekend in the region when he was forced to abandon plans to sign a new political treaty with the separatist rebels . It could be a sobering experience for the Kremlin security chief who , just two months after being appointed by the president and two heady weeks after taking charge of the Chechen crisis , had promised to wrap up the 20-month war by the weekend . Despite a mood of compromise in the region after some of the worst fighting of the war , Lebed may be just finding out that concluding a long-term settlement , somewhere between rebel demands for independence and Moscow 's insistence that Chechnya remain part of Russia , will be no easy matter . A chain-smoking former paratroop general with a sharp line in deadpan putdowns and a soldier 's knack for making life sound simple , Lebed managed to arrange an ambitious ceasefire in the region last week , days after the Russian army threatened to bomb its way back into the rebel-held Chechen capital Grozny . He returned at the weekend , pledging to conclude a political settlement that would make this truce work where all others have failed . But then he apparently thought better of it . Saying he needed to tidy up legal loose ends on the deal -- and also cover his back against unnamed pro-war schemers in Moscow -- he flew back to the capital empty-handed on Sunday . He met Russian Prime Minister Viktor Chernomyrdin on Monday and , according to the press service of Lebed 's Security Council , could meet Yeltsin on Tuesday . It was not clear if the start of Yeltsin 's holiday , announced later , would affect plans to talk . Moscow 's as yet undisclosed proposals on Chechnya 's political future have , meanwhile , been sent back to do the rounds of various government departments . It is not known what caused the delay in the peace plan . Speculation mounted last week that Lebed was operating out on a limb in Chechnya as Yeltsin , hardly seen since his reelection last month , kept out of sight and then gave an interview criticising his envoy just as he clinched a truce . But Chernomyrdin took pains at the weekend to insist Lebed was playing for a united team and that the proposals he took to rebel chief-of-staff Aslan Maskhadov had been agreed by Yeltsin . If that were the case , it was unclear why Lebed suddenly found it necessary to have the deal verified in Moscow . Lebed himself said he was concerned that powerful interests in Moscow , who have profited from the war and want it to go on , would seize on any inadequacy in the deal to remove him . Maskhadov warned that Lebed risked the same fate as a former Russian army commander in the region who sought a compromise and was blown up last year by -- so the",
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"content": "Hamas cleric jailed in Israel hospitalised briefly . JERUSALEM 1996-08-29 Israeli prison officials took jailed Islamic militant Hamas founder Sheikh Ahmed Yassin to hospital briefly on Thursday for medical tests , officials said . \" This evening Sheikh Yassin completed medical checks and returned to Ramle prisons authority medical centre , \" said a spokesman for Israel 's internal security ministry . A prison official said Yassin had a mild case of pneumonia . The 60-year-old Moslem cleric , jailed by Israel since 1989 , is serving a life sentence for ordering attacks by Hamas guerrillas against Israeli targets . The ailing Yassin is the spiritual leader of the fundamentalist Hamas group which has killed scores of Israelis in suicide attacks aimed at wrecking Israel-PLO peace deals . Palestinian President Yasser Arafat has demanded that Israel release Yassin -- who is confined to a wheelchair -- on humanitarian grounds . Israel said last month after it recovered the body of a soldier abducted by Hamas seven years ago that it would consider freeing Yassin .",
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"content": "CRICKET - ENGLISH COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP SCORES . LONDON 1996-08-29 Close of play scores in English county championship matches on Thursday : Tunbridge Wells : Nottinghamshire 40-3 v Kent London ( The Oval ) : Warwickshire 195 ( A. Giles 50 ; B. Julian 4-66 , C. Lewis 4-45 ) , Surrey 82-0 . Hove : Sussex 285-6 ( W. Athey 111 ) v Lancashire Leeds ( Headingley ) : Yorkshire 290 ( C. White 76 , M. Moxon 59 , R. Blakey 57 ) , Essex 79-2 . Chester-le-Street : Glamorgan 259 ( P. Cottey 81 ; M. Saggers 6-65 ) and 8-0 , Durham 114 ( S. Watkin 4-28 ) Chesterfield : Worcestershire 238 ( W. Weston 100 not out , V. Solanki 58 ; A. Harris 4-31 ) , Derbyshire 166-1 ( K. Barnett 83 not out ) Portsmouth : Middlesex 199 and 226-1 ( J. Pooley 106 not out , M. Ramprakash 81 not out ) , Hampshire 232 ( A. Fraser 5-55 , R. Fay 4-77 ) Leicester : Somerset 83 ( D. Millns 4-35 ) , Leicestershire 202-5 Bristol : Gloucestershire 183 ( J. Russell 50 ) , Northamptonshire 123-4 ( K. Curran 51 not out ) .",
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"content": "What is a profile for entity Missionaries of Charity?",
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"content": "Entity: Missionaries of Charity\nDisambiguated entity: Missionaries of Charity\nEntity type: Catholic religious institute\nDefinition: mother Teresa's organization",
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"content": "Nicaraguan president to go to U.S. for medical care . MANAGUA , Nicaragua 1996-08-23 Nicaraguan President Violeta Chamorro was due to fly to the United States on Saturday for a medical check-up to determine if surgery was needed on the lower part of her spinal column , the government said on Friday . Chamorro has complained of lower back pain since her trip to Taiwan in May , when the pain forced her to go to Taipei University Hospital for an examination . Chamorro , 66 , suffers from osteoporosis , a disease that weakens the bones , and has repeatedly flown to Washington for treatment by her longtime doctor , Sam Wilson .",
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"content": "What is a profile for entity Washington?",
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"content": "Nicaraguan president to go to U.S. for medical care . MANAGUA , Nicaragua 1996-08-23 Nicaraguan President Violeta Chamorro was due to fly to the United States on Saturday for a medical check-up to determine if surgery was needed on the lower part of her spinal column , the government said on Friday . Chamorro has complained of lower back pain since her trip to Taiwan in May , when the pain forced her to go to Taipei University Hospital for an examination . Chamorro , 66 , suffers from osteoporosis , a disease that weakens the bones , and has repeatedly flown to Washington for treatment by her longtime doctor , Sam Wilson .",
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"content": "What is a profile for entity Washington?",
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"content": "Entity: Washington\nDisambiguated entity: Washington, D.C.\nEntity type: city in the United States\nDefinition: capital city of the United States of America",
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"content": "John David Moore ( 19 May 1943 -- 17 November 2004 ) was an English cricket er . Moore was a right-handed who bowled right-arm medium pace . He was born in Newcastle-under-Lyme , Staffordshire . Moore made his debut for Staffordshire in the 1961 against Norfolk . He played Minor counties cricket for Staffordshire from 1961 to 1980 , making 123 Minor Counties Championship appearances . He made his List A debut against Glamorgan in the 1971 Gillette Cup . He made 5 further List A appearances for Staffordshire , the last coming against Sussex in the 1978 Gillette Cup . In his 6 List A matches for Staffordshire , he scored 79 runs at an average of 15.80 , with a high score of 49 * . Playing for Staffordshire allowed him to represent , making his debut for the team in the 1975 Benson & Hedges Cup against Derbyshire . He made 3 further List A appearances for the team , the last of which came against Lancashire in the same competition . He scored 39 runs at an average of 13.00 , with a high score of 28 . He also made 2 List A appearances for in the 1977 Benson & Hedges Cup against Essex and Middlesex",
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"content": "What is a profile for entity Derbyshire?",
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"content": "John David Moore ( 19 May 1943 -- 17 November 2004 ) was an English cricket er . Moore was a right-handed who bowled right-arm medium pace . He was born in Newcastle-under-Lyme , Staffordshire . Moore made his debut for Staffordshire in the 1961 against Norfolk . He played Minor counties cricket for Staffordshire from 1961 to 1980 , making 123 Minor Counties Championship appearances . He made his List A debut against Glamorgan in the 1971 Gillette Cup . He made 5 further List A appearances for Staffordshire , the last coming against Sussex in the 1978 Gillette Cup . In his 6 List A matches for Staffordshire , he scored 79 runs at an average of 15.80 , with a high score of 49 * . Playing for Staffordshire allowed him to represent , making his debut for the team in the 1975 Benson & Hedges Cup against Derbyshire . He made 3 further List A appearances for the team , the last of which came against Lancashire in the same competition . He scored 39 runs at an average of 13.00 , with a high score of 28 . He also made 2 List A appearances for in the 1977 Benson & Hedges Cup against Essex and Middlesex",
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"content": "What is a profile for entity Derbyshire?",
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"content": "Entity: Derbyshire\nDisambiguated entity: Derbyshire County Cricket Club\nEntity type: cricket team\nDefinition: English cricket club",
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