Last commuter train to World Trade Center returns
The first New Jersey commuter train to depart the World Trade Center before 9/11 returned, carrying dignitaries and victims families on a ceremonial trip to a temporary PATH station. Gov. McGreevey and Mayor Bloomberg attended, marking a symbolic return to normalcy amid the rebuilt complex. The journey highlighted the rebuilt station’s exposed beams and industrial framing as the crowd observed the site.
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Hudson River
Jersey City
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Port Authority
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Trade Center
Laos returns remains believed to be Dean brother
Laos handed over to the United States what are thought to be the remains of Charles Dean, brother of U.S. presidential candidate Howard Dean, and Australian Neil Sharman. The pair disappeared decades ago in Laos and were exhumed after a villager tip. Two additional sets of remains from U.S. soldiers missing since the Vietnam War were also found. The remains were placed in four aluminum caskets at Vientiane airport and flown out by a U.S. C 130.
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Free Report on Car Accidents From Cedar Rapids
A marketing notice from Dr. Kling at 3043 Center Point Rd NE Cedar Rapids invites readers to call 1-800-495-0786 Ext 7000 for a free mailed report on car accidents and insurance practices. The offer emphasizes a 24 hour recorded message and promises rapid delivery within 48 hours.
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Center Point Rd
Shevardnadze resigns as Georgia confronts peaceful transfer
Georgian President Eduard Shevardnadze steps down amid massive protests in Tbilisi. Crowds celebrate on Rustaveli Avenue as the United States and European Union urge a stable, democratic transition after years of corruption allegations and regional tensions.
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Fire kills at least 28 foreign students in Moscow dormitory
A Moscow fire damaged a five story dormitory at Patrice LUMumba Friendship of Peoples University. At least 28 foreigners were killed and 78 injured according to the Emergency Situations Ministry. Citizens of China Bangladesh Vietnam and several African nations were among the dead and wounded per Interfax.
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Patrice Lumumba Friendship of Peoples University
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