Palestinian gunman wounds tourists near Amman amen
A Palestinian gunman aboard a tour bus near Amman’s Roman amphitheater opened fire injuring nine French tourists and a Jordanian. Police captured Ahmad Badwan, 28, a Gaza-born holder of a temporary Jordanian passport. French officials reported two French victims in critical condition. others were lightly to seriously hurt.
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Amman
Jordan
Fadel Ali
Dennis Bouchard
Ahnad Badwan
Gaza Strip
Badwan
Violence Flares as Curfews Follow Gunman Attack
A 21 year old Israeli ex soldier described as unsuitable for service killed and wounded in an attack sparking curfews. Palestinians riot across Gaza and West Bank with dozens killed and hundreds injured. Israel and Arab leaders call for calm amid escalating clashes.
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Haim Klein
U.N
Gaza
West Bank
Army
Gaza Strip
Shmuel Goren
Israel Radio
Israel
Hubble First Light Shines Amid Ongoing Focusing Checkout
Space Administration engineers describe first light from the Hubble Space Telescope as a coarse focus image. They warn weeks remain in instrument focusing and months before scientific studies begin. The sequence began Sunday with a one second exposure, a 30 second exposure and data sent to Goddard Space Flight Center for assembly.
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Space Administration
Space Shuttle
Hubble
Jean Olivier
Space Telescope
Goddard ‘Space Flight Center
AIDS Vigils Across U S Remember Victims in Candlelight Ceremonies
Thousands joined over five cities from San Francisco to Washington to honor AIDS victims. In San Francisco about 20,000 lit candles at City Hall while names were read. Barbara Bush lit ten White House windows as MAA organized the annual observance with chants and gospel music.
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San Francisco
Barbara Bush
White House
New York
Washington
Salt Lake City
Seattle
Mobilization Against
Harvey Maurer
Second Hand Smoke Cardio Risk Debate Continues
The study team includes Dr William Parmley of UCSF and notes the Surgeon General did not prove passive smoking causes heart disease in 1986. The Tobacco Institute pushes limited proof while Glantz cites 11 studies, most industry funded, showing 20 to 30 percent higher heart disease death risk and reduced heart oxygen delivery.
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William Parmley
Division of Cardiology
University of California
San Francisco
American College of Cardiology
Tobacco Institute
Brennan Dawson
Institute
Glantz
Summer Squall to Race Across Fall Schedule Plans
Campbell says Dogwood’s champion Summer Squall will stay in training as a yearling and may run at Belmont Park. Five races are being considered including the Secretariat Stakes, Molson Mile, Super Derby, and Jockey Club Gold Cup. Campbell praises Howard’s work and notes Lasix approval in New York won’t alter their plans.
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Howard
Arlington
Woodbine
Louisiana Downs
Belmont Park
Dogwood
Will Farish
Lasix
Aerson
New York
Belmont
Saratoga
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