Train wreck kills 75 in Egypt in fog crash near Cairo
A train carrying laborers struck an express coach in thick fog near Badrshein, Cairo suburbs, causing cars to derail into trackside shops. Police report 75 dead and 76 injured with rescuers continuing to search wreckage as ambulances seek blood donors. Witnesses describe chaotic scenes and medical staff recount a blood soaked morgue.
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Badrshein
Egypt
Cairo
Samia Mohammed
Mustafa Sabri
Mahmoud Abdel-Shafi
Mohammed el-Mahdi
Badhshein
Senators to hold hearing on federal firearms agency
A Senate Judiciary subcommittee will probe whether the Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms should remain intact after Ruby Ridge. The panel cites misinformation about Randy Weaver and seeks hearings early next year on ATF's future or possible absorption by the FBI.
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Federal Firearms Agency
Washington
Ruby Ridge
Idaho
Senate
Arlen Specter
Federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
Randy Weaver
Specter
Senate Judiciary
R-Pa
Weaver
U.S
Els
Subcommittee
ATF
FBI
Branch Davidian Sect
Waco
Texas
Louis Freeh
Treasury Department
U.S. Marshals Service
Justice Department
Freeh
John Magaw
Magaw
Treasury
Robert Rubin
Randall Weaver
Telecomm bill faces House objections as deregulation stalls
Washington lawmakers inch toward a cross party deal on a broad deregulation bill for cable, telephone and long distance firms. Some Bell officials and Republican leaders demand last minute changes, arguing current form keeps too many rules in place despite a Clinton backed compromise. US West and other critics urge equal opportunity for all players to win consumer business.
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Los Angeles Times
Washington
House
Bell Telephone
Clinton
Bell Telephone Companies
Richard Armey
R-Texas
Jack Fields
House Telecommunications Subcommittee
Russian reform party backed by soldiers raises fraud concerns
Reports claim an overwhelming share of military voters backed Our Home is Russia, with 100 percent turnout and 70 percent of servicemen voting for the reform party. Defense minister Grachev allegedly urged soldiers to support Viktor Chernomyrdin's slate, prompting observer concerns of manipulation and possible abuses at polling sites.
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Viktor Chernomyrdin
Chernomyrdin
Our Home
Russia
Pro-Reform Party
Boristsin
Milis
Bion
Moscow Times Ried
Iows
Pavel Grachev
Moskov
Sky Komsomolets
Yeltsin
Party of
Vladimir Zhirinovsky
Robert McIntyre
Institute of Policy Studies
Washington, D.C
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Classic Sports Network
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Prime Sports
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