Mondale Seen as Best Path After Wellstone Tragedy
Minnesota lawmakers weigh Mondale as the leading candidate to fill the late Paul Wellstone’s Senate seat. Coleman cautions against predicting a race, while Wellstone’s family and supporters rally behind Mondale as national figures endorse him. Ventura mulls appointment until the election winner is certified.
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McCain Tours Memorial Amid Campaign Push in Iowa
Senator John McCain urged passage of the soft money ban and pledged to get it done during a Iowa visit linked to the Memorial Park project. He toured the site with Greg Ganske, reflected on past service, and signed autographs as he campaigned for Ganske in 1996.
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MIT study bolts caused WTC collapse
MIT researchers conclude single bolt connections in the World Trade Center framework failed during the Sept. 11 attacks causing floors to collapse. The analysis says bolts did not properly secure the Twin Towers steel floor trusses, per the New York Post report.
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Lula da Silva leads Brazil to leftist presidential win
Former union boss Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva wins Brazil’s runoff by a solid margin, securing about 61.5 percent to Jose Serra’s 38.5 percent with 99 percent of votes counted. Serra concedes defeat as supporters celebrate across Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro. The White House offers congratulations while Lula signals policy shifts away from market-first governance.
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Deadly European gale toll tops two dozen
A violent windstorm struck Britain and northwestern Europe killing at least 24 people. Six deaths occurred in Britain, six in the Netherlands, five in Germany, four in northern France, two in Belgium and one in Switzerland as trees toppled, roofs ripped away, and transit collapsed.
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