Deadly Turkey Quake Kills Over Five Hundred
A strong earthquake struck eastern Turkey on Friday killing more than 570 people. Erzincan city suffered extensive rubble with about 78 additional deaths reported in surrounding towns. Rescue efforts surged as hundreds of soldiers aided, while the quake cut the Erzincan Erzurum railway and forced residents to shelter outdoors in freezing conditions.
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Pravda to Close Indefinitely Amid Prices Rise
Pravda the Soviet era daily in Moscow will shut down indefinitely after 80 years as price reforms raise newsprint costs and a state printer demands two months' advance payment. Editors accuse the government of subsidizing pro Yeltsin papers and gagging Pravda ahead of a hard line rally next week.
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Adventurer Emerges From 113 Day Cave Seclusion
Pascal Barrier, 26, left a southern France cave after 113 days underground. He entered Nov. 22, avoided contact for 100 days, walked more than 620 miles, and relied on a telephone line for emergencies. He reunited with his fiancee Corinne before a hospital exam in Montpellier.
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