Explosion at Dutch fireworks depot devastates Enschede
Rescue teams comb the charred ruins after a massive blast at the S.E. fireworks warehouse in Enschede Netherlands destroying a working class neighborhood. At least 20 dead and around 589 injured officials say with 15 bodies recovered. Survivors recount chaotic panic and fires. Prime Minister Wim Kok and Queen Beatrix visit the scene.
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Enschede
Netherlands
S.E
Omir Soban
Yugoslav Government Promises Crackdown After Slaying
Belgrade reports the Yugoslav government vows a major crackdown on opposition groups after the shooting of Bosko Perosevic, head of Vojvodina's socialist wing. Police cite Otpor and Serbian Renewal Movement as behind the attack amid NATO conflict claims.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Slobodan Milosevic
Socialist Party
NATO
Bosko Perosevic
Vojvodina
Otpor
Serbian Renewal Movement Party
Goran Matic
Milivoj Gutovic
Serbian Renewal Movement
Tanjug
Gutovic
Perosevic
Rebels Free 139 U N Peacekeepers in Sierra Leone
The RUF released 139 of more than 500 U N personnel held captive as fighting rages near Freetown. Charles Taylor of Liberia said 15 were flown to Monrovia and 124 await evacuation at Foya while U N officials cautioned the safety of all captives remains uncertain.
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Freetown
Sierra Leone
U.N
Liberia
Charles Taylor
Taylor
Monrovia
Foya
Kailahun
Wimhurst
Revolutionary United Front
RUF
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