Taiwan Jetliner Crash Kills 261 In Nagoya
A China Airlines Airbus A300-600R crashed while attempting a landing at Nagoya airport, killing 261 aboard and leaving 10 survivors. The flight from Taipei carried 256 passengers and 15 crew, mainly Japanese and Taiwanese. Police and rescue crews searched wreckage as officials investigated causes.
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Airbus A300-600R crash area update
An unclear OCR fragment references an Airbus A300-600R and mentions area details, cocaine, and receivers, but the text is garbled and lacks coherent facts or names to confirm events or locations.
80 year old man defends bank against robber in Oslo
An 80 year old, Harry Olsen, limping into an Oslo bank, swung his heavy cane at an armed robber over the counter, dazing the gunman as customers helped subdue him until police arrived. The attacker, in his early 20s, injured Olsen’s ear with a sign before being restrained.
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Rotterdam to offer heroin to addicts in experiment
Rotterdam plans to provide heroin to addicts in a city led program aimed at reducing drug related crime. City spokeswoman Margreet Anceaux says current policy fails and jails are full of drug addicts and dealers.
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Rotterdam
Netherlands
Margreet Anceaux
Yeltsin weighs changes to U S military maneuvers
Moscow reports Yeltsin may scrap or alter July joint U S Russian drills amid criticism from Parliament. The planned weeklong exercise in the Ural Mountains would involve 250 troops from each side.
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Boris Yeltsin
Ural Mountains
Arab widow dies after bombing wife faced funeral
Adel Onallah, an Arab bank supervisor, refused to attend his Jewish wife Ahuva Cohen Onallah’s funeral in Ashkelon amid family hostility after her death from injuries in an April 6 car bombing claimed by Islamic militants. She died in Rambam Hospital after 19 days in intensive care with severe burns and injuries.
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Israel
Adel Onallah
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Ahuva
Nazareth
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Truce Begins as Rwanda Fighting Eases in Kigali
Rebels of the Rwandan Patriotic Front and government forces clash around Kigali as a unilateral four day cease-fire takes hold in the capital. Relief workers say sporadic fire continues while squads pursue massacres elsewhere in the country.
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Kigali
Rwandan Patriotic Front
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