Grenade explodes in Yemen market killing six
A hand grenade strapped to a drug dealer’s belt exploded in a crowded al-Houta market in southern Yemen after the man fumbled to change. Six people died and 18 were injured. An Interior Ministry committee will investigate. The blast occurred about 20 miles north of Aden.
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Funeral for James Byrd Jr. draws leaders to Jasper
Civil rights leaders and mourners gathered in Jasper Texas to honor James Byrd Jr. after his brutal dragging death by three suspects tied to white supremacy. Activists urged an end to racial violence as police consider death penalty options and a multiagency probe continues.
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Clinton visits Thurston High School after Springfield shooting
President Clinton walked Thurston High School corridors in Springfield Oregon to console the community and promote hope. He wore a Promise ribbon and met families of wounded students and two slain boys Mikael Nickolauson and Ben Walker. He endorsed Wyden and Smith gun safety legislation requiring 72 hour school holds for students bringing firearms.
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Talks aimed at ending strikes but no settlement
Flint plants GM and UAW talks ended without settlement with sessions recessed at Delphi Flint East and Flint Metal Center. Talks to resume Sunday. both sides silent on progress.
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Kennedy assassination film sparks copyright showdown
The Zapruder family seeks 18.5 million for the famous 26 second JFK assassination home video shot in Dallas on November 22, 1963. The Justice Department has offered about 750 thousand with possible upper offers up to 3 million as talks continue. A storm at a Tibet freedom concert in Washington injured 11 spectators, two seriously.
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