Scrappy Miners Are Heroes Of Philippine Rescue Efforts
In Baguio Philippines 200 volunteer gold miners continue digging through Hyatt Hotel rubble after the July 16 earthquake that ravaged the city leaving dozens dead. Miners like John Dilla rely on improvised masks betel nut and gin as they risk collapse and gas exposure to search for survivors.
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Baguio
Philippines
John Dilla
British International Rescue Corps
I Kemp
Norfolk
England
Manila
Philippine Military Academy
Rogello Singson
Presidential Relief Coordination Center
Dilla
Cilla
Orlando Bay Os
Cee Teak
Philex Mining Corp
Middletown prepares for street fair amid memories of a killing
In Middletown Connecticut residents recall the stabbing murder of Jessica Short by a mental patient at last year’s street fair. Officials reassure safety plans including a mobile crisis team as the city gears up for a one day festival with hopes for normalcy despite lingering fears.
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Middletown
Conn
Jessica Short
Gil
David Peterson
Connecticut Valley Hospital
Peterson
Jessica
Woolworths
Mike Blais
Connecticut Valley
Paul Gionfriddo
Poacher Veerappan: India's Most Wanted Outlaw
Veerappan, 38, roams south India’s jungles with a gang of thieves killing elephants for ivory and sandalwood. Police accuse him of murdering 20 officers. villagers see him as a Robin Hood figure. A massive manhunt named Operation Snap involves 800+ officers, new tech, and the seizure of his hometown Gopinatham as the hunt intensifies.
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Gopinatham
India
South India
Veerappan
Karnataka
Tamil Nadu
Klays Ieeread Peder Queerel
Utedeid
Shetty
Veerappan Feigns Dragon Slaying as Lancelot Statue Gift
Indian outlaw Veerappan, nicknamed the jungle bandit, claims a statue of Sir Lancelot inspired him to fight a dragon. He remains at large in forest hideouts after a January jungle wedding to a teenage daughter. In his hometown another killing is alleged as 250 officers slept nearby and an informant was shot at 3 15 a.m.
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Ase Vecemily
Vans
Lancelot
Veerappan
Ashe
Bishop Carey Chosen as England's Archbishop of Canterbury
George Carey the Bishop of Bath and Wells was nominated by Queen Elizabeth II to become the 103rd Archbishop of Canterbury succeeding Robert Runcie. The 54 year old evangelical Anglican favors women’s ordination, ties with Rome and other Protestants, and environmentalism. He said he aims to be a pastoral archbishop and hopes to energize church life in London's East End and across England.
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London
George Carey
Bath and Wells
Canterbury
Robert Runcie
Church of England
Margaret Thatcher
Thatcher
Carey
Bradford
Robert Williamson
King’s College London
Trinity Theological College
Bristol
Royal Air Force
East End
Michael Baughen
Chester
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