Fires kill 37, injure 16 at Seoul rehabilitation dormitory
In Yongin near Seoul, a blaze tore through the Kyonggi Women’s Technical School dormitory housing rehabilitating prostitutes and other vulnerable women. Police suspect arson as doors were locked and windows barred to prevent escape.
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Pickets Arrested as Detroit Newspaper Strike Continues
Four striking newspaper workers were arrested during clashes with police in Sterling Heights as hundreds of pickets tried to block Detroit Sunday editions during the ongoing strike. The joint Detroit News and Free Press editions have been printed since July 13 at the plant.
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Defense seeks more tapes from Fuhrman linked to Simpson case
Johnnie Cochran said the defense is looking for additional tapes Fuhrman may have made that could hurt his credibility. The search coincides with hearings on about 50 excerpts from Fuhrman's 1985 to 1994 sessions about a screenplay.
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Girl fatally shoots brother over video game in Florida
In Hollywood Florida a 10 year old shot her 3 year old brother in the head over a video game after parents left the children with two other kids. Desmond Moore remained in serious condition after brain surgery. The girl was charged with attempted murder and held at a juvenile center.
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Old loopholes could survive GOP tax cut push
Lobbyists push to protect tax breaks as Congress debates financing a new tax cut. Democrats call many provisions corporate welfare while Republicans split on removing long-standing preferences. Packwood says some loopholes will close. Archer favors quiet review without specifics.
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Upjohn to Merge with Pharmacia in $13 Billion Deal
Upjohn Co and Pharmacia AB announce a merger forming Pharmacia Upjohn Inc with 34 500 employees and headquarters in London. About 4000 jobs to be cut. The deal creates the world's ninth largest drug firm, focusing on cancer research and anesthesia products.
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Tens of Blast Victims' Children Get Two Free College Semesters
Forty eight children who lost one or both parents in the Alfred P. Murrah Building bombing receive tuition books room and board for at least two semesters. State Regents say 126 more children will get aid when ready to attend college with funding through 2018. Over 20 million in private money has been raised by about 80 funds to cover educational needs and other expenses.
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Oklahoma City
Alfred P. Murrah Federal
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