Train derailment near Youngstown spurs chlorine gas hazard
An Atlanta and St. Andrews Bay train derailed near Youngstown Florida on Sunday scattering cars and spilling chlorine gas. At least eight people were killed and nine more were in critical condition as residents, about 2,500 in number, evacuated the town.
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St. Andrews Bay
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Fla
Garbage Protest Clogs 61st Street in Bay Ridge
Two youths walk Sunday amid tons of bagged and unbagged garbage along 61st Street near Fifth Avenue in Bay Ridge Brooklyn. Residents protest what they call city inaction after a February 6 snowstorm that halted sanitation pickups. the block has seen only one sweep since. The street normally receives four garbage collections weekly.
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Fifth Avenue
Brooklyn
Bay Ridge
New York
Nixon estate tour yields brief glimpse for thousands
Thousands of visitors toured Richard Nixon’s seaside estate La Casa Pacifica in San Clemente but the former president remained unseen. Buses ferried 7 800 guests through the grounds for about 10 minutes amid guarded secrecy while a taped message claimed Nixon was drafting his memoirs and expected to publish in May.
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San Clemente
Calif
Richard Nixon
Nixon
White House
Secret Service
Canada
Pauline Pfau
Riverside
Manolo Sanchez
la Casa Pacifica
Hasta la Vista
Steve Schroeder
Horn of Africa explained in a frank Q and A essay
A husband explains the Horn of Africa crisis between Ethiopia and Somalia to his wife. He outlines Soviet Cuban and Israeli roles, Eritrean independence, regional powers, and the risk to Western oil routes with Rhodesia as a looming aside. The piece blends history with personal dialogue and current geopolitics.
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Horn of Africa
Ethiopia
Somalia
Ogaden Desert
Haile Selassie
East Africa
Iran
Saudi Arabia
United States
Israel
Red Sea
South Yemen
Africa
Cuba
Addis Ababa
Eritrea
Kenya
Andy Young
Rhodesia
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