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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 (
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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
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ooked upon my people as animals,
is subhuman," said Streeter. He ,aw.!a|
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:s trying to make the 99- a prosecutor predicts convictions C! 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.
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. The group is a cartel of environirevents
Stalking mental groups in North Carolina, sa,
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I anothei Prison could water river's wiitl and scenic quali- ck
ae women safe from fortics
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Roommate woes scare
ame USC freshmen
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ALISSA EASTON Roommates can be new or old
iff Writer ' friends. Not everyone is living
-?: : with someone they did not know
aetttng used to a roommmale before Roolnj wilh an old
a big tear for most Ireshmen. frjemJ ^ aw ^ jmers Qf
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an said. Among the many problems
Kristic ay, anol cr that can surface is the fact many
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munate and 1 would totally not (02e()j jn one room differcm
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ne study hours, and when stU(Jjo major Jeffefy Adams said
ends visit. ... Dandle Slutzky, another jour"The
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