World round up clashes kill at least 24 in Indonesia
Rioting between Muslims and Christians across three Indonesian islands continues for a third day. Police say at least 24 dead, 134 injured, thousands left sheltered as mosques, churches and homes burn in Ambon and surrounding areas.
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Buried Alive: Worker Rescued From Pacoima Trench
In Pacoima near Los Angeles a worker buried for about eight hours was pulled from a collapsed trench during a 13 mile Siinch pipeline project. He was treated at a hospital as rescue crews, totaling around 175, worked to shore up walls and remove dirt. The man, unnamed, reported feeling fine and cold, and authorities investigated the cause while trains near the site were halted.
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Clinton defense wraps up opening impeachment argument
Clinton lawyers urge senators to reject legal allegations and focus on a big picture of an extramarital affair. Dale Bumpers helps deliver methodical and rhetorical arguments as the trial moves to written questions under Chief Justice Rehnquist.
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High fiber fails to lower colon cancer risk study finds
A large Harvard Nurses Health Study involving 88 757 women over 16 years finds no link between high fiber intake from bran beans and whole wheat and reduced colon or rectal cancer risk. The study suggests the same holds for men and spans 1960 to 1996 with 787 cancer cases.
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Malcolm X stamp memorialized in Harlem unveiling at Apollo
New York commemorative 33 cent postal stamp honoring Malcolm X goes on sale. Postal Service Governor Fineman praises the activist who was assassinated in 1965. The ceremony at Harlem Apollo Theatre highlighted his black nationalist advocacy and FBI surveillance. Also notes his split from Elijah Muhammad and founding of the Organization of Afro American Unity. Three black Muslims were convicted of Malcolm Xs murder.
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