Boy back with mother after crash in canal
In Reno, a 20 month old boy named Stephen Edmonds recovered enough to sit awake in his mother Debra Edmonds arms on Christmas Day. He was trapped 20 to 25 minutes when a four wheel drive slid into an ice covered canal south of Gardnerville. Paramedics revived him, and doctors at Washoe Medical Center cautioned on possible brain effects while noting the child’s remarkable response to voices and his mother.
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Funeral procession tragedy in southern Nile region
In Cairo, a speeding bus struck mourners during a funeral procession in the southern Nilevil area, injuring several and prompting emergency response. Police are investigating the crash and standard legal procedures are underway.
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Egypt
Colonel who denounced boss leaves Panama for Venezuela
A retired Panamanian colonel who accused Gen. Manuel Antonio Noriega of crimes received a presidential pardon and moved to Venezuela. Col. Roberto Diaz Herrera, once Noriega’s second in command, was freed after a five year sentence for crimes against state security and arrived in Venezuela with his wife and three sons.
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Roberto. Diaz Herrera
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Parma
Eric Arturo Delvalle
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Danish SAS jet defies Soviet land order over airspace
An SAS DC-10 carrying 221 passengers and 15 crew from Copenhagen to Bangkok received a Soviet landing order near the Aral Sea but returned to Copenhagen after losing contact with Moscow ground staff. The flight resumed toward Bangkok after refueling or routing with no explanation from Soviet authorities.
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Plane removed from condo after fatal wreck in Destin
A two-seat Cessna 150 crashed into a 20 story Destin condo Thursday, killing passenger Deanna Atkins and injuring pilot Tim Butler. Workers hoisted the plane from the 19th floor Friday with rope and a winch, securing it after its wings fluttered in wind.
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Rick Sutton
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West Florida Regional Medical Center
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Sutton
Nicaragua reports more contra raids intensify truce
Managua AP says the Defense Ministry accuses rebels of breaking a two day Christmas cease fire with seven raids and alleges three rebels killed near Muan and La Ceiba while no government casualties reported. Rebels claim they observe the truce.
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