Congo Volcano Emerges Near Goma Amid City Split
A new lava cone near Goma, Congo, sends molten rock over the airport and destroys the cathedral as Mount Nyiragongo erupts. About 300,000 flee to Rwanda while 180,000 remain cut off across the divided city with no water or power. Local rebel leader Adolphe Onusumba tours stranded residents by helicopter.
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Marines Leave Kandahar Base as Army Takes Control
Elated U S Marines depart Kandahar airport base after handing it to the Army 101st Airborne Division. They look forward to meals and beds while Afghan and Russian officials reopen the Salang Tunnel clearing mines and debris to aid northern aid deliveries. Prime Minister Karzai meets Saudi rulers in Riyadh as donors prepare Afghanistan reconstruction plans in Tokyo.
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Correction notice for Sony TV 32 inch Sears ad
In the Sears January 20 2002 Sunday Preprint the 42619 Sony TV listing incorrectly states 35 inch. The correct size is 32 inches and the sale price remains 599.99 dollars. All other copy is correct. We apologize for the inconvenience.
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Aircraft bugging incident unlikely to rupture ties with China
Washington experts say the alleged bugging of China's presidential Boeing 767 is unlikely to strain U.S. China relations. Officials declined comment. Beijing reportedly did not protest, and unnamed sources suggest internal involvement may be suspected by Chinese authorities.
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