Flooding from Dawn kills 16 in central Vietnam
Tropical Storm Dawn drenched central Vietnam with up to 14 inches of rain, submerging land and inundating thousands of homes. At least 16 deaths were reported as roads and communications were cut off. officials warned the toll could rise.
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Police seek more victims as Gacy case resurges in Chicago
Police plan digs near a brick apartment where John Wayne Gacy’s mother lived after new evidence and ground radar suggest remains under a blacktop lot. The possible findings could raise the known toll of 33 victims, aiding families seeking closure and possibly enabling DNA identification.
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EPA abandons plan to post disaster data on Internet
The EPA will not publish worst case casualty figures for chemical plants online after FBI and other agencies warned the data could aid terrorists. Instead, access will be limited to state and local agencies and libraries via a secure system, with other plant information still available publicly. The FBI opposes CD-ROM distribution and monitoring continues.
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De Niro opposes France after interview over honor issue
In Le Figaro interview De Niro says France guests deserve better treatment and denies vowing to forfeit his Legion of Honor or never return. He admits being tempted to leave but remains a King pledge to support causes. Meanwhile Don King pledges millions for Shaw University center after Willie Gary donates 200 thousand dollars.
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National roundup Kevorkian video may not convict him
Detroit report notes a videotape of Dr Jack Kevorkian administering a lethal dose to Thomas Youk may not sufficient to convict him of assisted death by his own action Prosecutor David Gorcyca says he will not rush charges despite tape clarity Other items cover a hate mail fraud conviction a copyright dispute over an Iranian film and teen bank robbery sentencing in Olympia Washington plus a consumer warning correction on grapefruit juice with antihistamines.
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