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2 ri 0 1 Israeli jet explodes b AMSTERDAM, Netherlands e ? An Israeli El AI cargo jet a exploded Sunday night shortly after 0 its pilot reported engine doubles and tried to return to the airport, an v airline official said. Dozens of peo- r pie were reporiea Kineu. Flaming debris showered over a wide area of a suburb near Schiphol airport, setting fire to a large apartment complex, officials said. Fire crews battled burning wreckage in densely populated residential areas, and ambulances carried away victims. Dutch television said there were I dozens of fatalities. "It wasn't an explosion, it was c two engines that the captain report- c ed on while taking off and that he's ( returning to land, and when he said ( he was landing, it crashed," said i Yisrael Cherbin, cargo manager for El A1 in Amsterdam. i He said the Tel Aviv-bound 747 carried "a regular commercial t load." t Over 100 dead in riot SAO PAULO, Brazil ? A gang i fight among inmates in Latin j America's largest prison has left < 111 prisoners dead and injured 34 ( Instrumenta Perform With The Columbii Men & Women. Brass < Especially No Marching Tra Day: 786-3830 jjTj NURSES A THE! Any nurse who just wants a find one. But if you're a nurs ing student who wants to be i command of your own career, the Army Nurse Corps. You'll 1 a competent professional, give patients and responsibilities coi ARMY* "kick-kit Xl? S?i l&er Monday, Oc Russell House 7:00 p.m jfixi For more information call 7-7130. or stop by 1 This activity paid for, in part, by student ad iot troops sent in to put down the Landmark prising at the overcrowded facili- year-old, y, officials said Saturday. is topped Officials said it appealed most of brooding le prisoners died at the hands of official ci ther inmates in the melee Friday. 'hey said the violence might have Work* >een planned as part of a mass VVAS1 scape, but there were no immedi- Farmwoi te reports any prisoners slipped White He >ut. growers, The fight began Friday afternoon plan to yhen a brawl erupted between substandt ivals of Carandiru Prison, officials condition aid. workers. Then-S prominen tiative to a^ter report, D on abuse* Monument protested *e.nes 01 ( CHICAGO - A proposal to lesignate a monument at the arm.em' ;ravesite of as many as 6,000 ^eac 011 Confederate soldiers who died as ' Civil War prisoners is drawing the ie s 0 ' re of a Chicago black alderman, vho vowed to lead a battle to block And Alderman Allan Streeter is I / gaining city council allies against 1__L_ he designation, though not for the lame reason. Law t] "Here is a group of people who SPAF ooked upon my people as animals, is subhuman," said Streeter. 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J 40-foot monument, which will be difficult. ^ by an 8-foot statue of a On June 1, South Carolina made Confederate soldier, an it illegal to "willfully, maliciously ty landmark. and repeatedly follow or harass rv another person and make a credible sta tJFS place blame threat with the intent to place that j FflNGTON ? nerson in reasonable fear of death rker advocates say the or great bodily injury." )use, under pressure from State Rep. Irene Rudnick, the killed a Labor Department law's primary sponsor, said it will improve deplorable and protect people before they are in ( ird housing and working serious danger. "Prior to this, you s for thousands of migrant had no recourse," said Rudnick, DAiken. al0 ecretary Elizabeth Dole, a t Republican, put the ini- Money can save river gether two summers ago GREENVILLE ? A group ing a farmworker camp in fighting for preservation of the ^ Chattooga River says the federal ^ ding to the 150-page government needs to spend more f0( ole wanted to crack down than planned to keep the river ; of migrant workers wth a scenic. "concentrated, high- visi- Congress allocated $1.8 million ( orcement strikes" against recently to buy land in the river's ^ ployers, starting with the watershed, an amount that will :hards around Aiken, S.C., stave off development that could blueberry and vegetable have threatened the Chattooga's ^ southern New Jersey. headwaters, one group said. ^ "We're glad they allocated more than it looked like they might, but a ; it's still not enough," said Buzz ^ Williams, president of the ^ Chattooga River Watershed tQ Coalition. II u . 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"My roommmate and I were My biggest fear was that my frjends we here and ,inmate and 1 would not get nQw w? ^ a )o[ ^ frien(Js ? ,ng, but we have become pretty marjl)e ^ major Shannon od friends, freshman Jay Weightsaid an said. Among the many problems Kristic ay, anol cr that can surface is the fact many shman said, I was so scared ^ from djfferenl of lore I got to school that my |he'counl This ma bring munate and 1 would totally not (02e()j jn one room differcm t along, but it has worked out. , Living with someone all day ..J roomma|e , ^ from 1 night for a year can be a very differeM reaj(ms of ^ coun|rV) illenging experience. Each per- s0 ^ brjn - dif(erences betwee*ii i develops into thier own per- us We ^ ,jke tolal, diffcren| nal schedule - like wake-up musi bu( we work jt ou, ? art ne study hours, and when stU(Jjo major Jeffefy Adams said ends visit. ... 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