Trade center burn victim goes home
Elaine Duch 49, burned over 77 percent of her body in the World Trade Center collapse, was released from Weill Cornell Hospital Burn Center. She survived after being helped down the 88th floor corridor and remaining conscious since. Duch plans a trip to Atlantic City to celebrate recovery.
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New York
World Trade Center
Elaine Duch
Weill Cornell Hospital
New York Fire Department
Duck
Port Authority
North Tower
Duch
Flaming Tower
Paul Adams
Dad
Adams
Trade
Maryann Balsamo
Balsamo
Trade Center
Dadh
Palmer Bessey
Atlantic City
N.J
Yemen vows to capture top al Qaeda suspects on U S list
Yemen Foreign Minister Abubaker Al Qirbi said two key al Qaeda suspects on Washington’s list face arrest, with Yemen prepared to seize them by force if they do not surrender. He cited tribal constraints and noted Yemen has already arrested some suspects since Sept 11.
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Yemen
al-Qaida
United States
Abubaker Al-Qirbi
Associated Press
AlLaiibi
U.S
Osaman bin Laden
Al-Qirbi
Washington
Afghanistan
USS
Qaed Salim Sunian al-Harethi
Re- Mohammed Hamdi al-Ahdal
Four Texas jail escapees sought aboard by police
Texas authorities and the FBI scoured Montague County after four inmates escaped from the Montague County Jail. Two are life prisoners for a 1996 Oklahoma murder. the other two, a man and a woman, were jailed on murder charges. The group may be headed toward multiple states.
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North Texas
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Okla
Montague
Red River
Oklahoma
Montague County
Texas
Missouri
Oregon
Alaska
Curtis Gambill
Terral
Joshua Bagwell
Chrystal Gale Soto
Charles Jordan
Bowie
Gambill
Vué aLuvss
Eac Rare
Master Line
Elcutar
R .Esingtins
Charavanniv
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Tim Cole
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Monticello
Dubuque
Allstate
David C. Lang
Allstate Insurance Company
1St Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Agent.allstate.com
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Marion
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Cruise
Chicago
Embrace Opera
Tate
Arek
Gion
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