April 7, 1998
NEW YORK, April 6: Banking giant Citicorp and financial services titan, Travelers Group Inc, said on Monday they plan to merge in the larges...
MADRID, April 6: Spain's Davis Cup captain Manuel Santana described French Open champion Gustavo Kuerten as ``a complete clown'' in an attac...
April 6, 1998
KINGSTOWN, April 5: Two Young West Indian pace bowlers took advantage of the absence of Curtly Ambrose to skittle out England for 149 in 48....
April 5, 1998
LONDON, April 4: Davis Cup holders Sweden, undermanned by injuries to their stars, faced a probable speedy exit from this year's event after...
LOS ANGELES, April 4: Michael Jackson, the self-styled king of pop, today became a father for a second time when his wife gave birth to a da...
April 4, 1998
HOLLYWOOD, April 3: Hollywood is about to get a multi-million dollar face-lift that includes the first permanent home for the annual Oscars ...
April 3, 1998
WASHINGTON, April 2: In another sign of a step-by-step thaw in US-Iranian relations, Secretary of State Madeleine Albright softened US warni...
April 2, 1998
SANTIAGO, April 1: Waving his racquet like a magic wand, tennis star Marcelo "Chino" Rios has captured overnight the hearts of the...
ZURICH, April 1: Fifa seeking to ban sale of knives body, called on its marketing partner to ban the sale of commemorative World Cup knives....
BRIDGETOWN, April 1: West Indies captain Brian Lara won the toss today in the second one-day cricket international and asked England to bat....
TOKYO, April 1: Japanese non-bank lending institution Daiichi Corp said on Wednesday it had given up trying to reconstruct its troubled busi...
DUBAI, April 1: Dubai's government-owned Emirates Airlines said on Wednesday it was buying 40 per cent of Air Lanka for $ 70 million and was...
WASHINGTON, April 1: A former Miss America has said she had consensual sex with Bill Clinton 15 years ago when he was Arkansas governor, say...
April 1, 1998
KARACHI, March 3: The chairman of the Pakistan cricket selectors, Salim Altaf, resigned today in protest at the inclusion of controversial p...
LONDON, MARCH 31: A plane carrying one of Britain's top soccer teams crash-landed in flames just after take-off today in a terrifying remind...
March 31, 1998
PIURA, MARCH 30: An air force plane plunged into a Peruvian shantytown yesterday, killing 28 civilian passengers as it crashed into a draina...
March 30, 1998
KEY BISCAYNE, March 29: In a battle billed as a glimpse into the future of women's tennis, 17-year-old Venus Williams of USA beat Russia's A...
March 29, 1998
READING, March 28: American stainless steel wire producers have charged wire makers from six nations with dumping products in the United Sta...
FRANKFURT, March 28: German carmaker BMW AG is the preferred buyer for luxury British carmaker Rolls-Royce Motor Cars, ahead of is rival Vol...
JOHANNESBURG, MARCH 28: United States President Bill Clinton took no offence at the tongue lashing handed out by South Africa's Nelson Mande...
March 28, 1998
CENTURION, MARCH 27: Arjuna Ranatunga and Roshan Mahanama eased Sri Lanka out of trouble with an unbroken 97-run fourth wicket stand on the ...
March 27, 1998
KEY BISCAYNE, March 26: Arantxa Sanchez Vicario, somewhat lost in the shuffle of teen-aged phenoms who seem to have taken over the WTA Tour,...
JONESBURO, March 26: Two boys accused of killing four girls and a teacher in a shooting spree at an Arkansas school on Wednesday were ordere...
March 26, 1998
HARARE, March 25: Half-centuries by opener Saeed Anwar and emerging middle-order batsman Yousaf Youhana took faltering Pakistan to a three-w...
March 25, 1998
HARARE, March 24: Some dazzling strokeplay by Saeed Anwar was Pakistan's reply from 14 overs as they chased a victory target of 192 against ...
