First female gladiator remains found in Roman London
Archaeologists in London uncover the probable remains of a young female gladiator buried with high honors in a Roman cemetery on the Thames south bank. Artifacts include gladiator imagery and Anubis lamps, suggesting wealth and strong ties to gladiatorial life. analysis completed years after the 1996 dig.
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London
Museum of London
River Thames
Southwark
Anubis
Mercury
Swain
Mormon faction pulls children from schools along Arizona Utah line
Hundreds of followers of the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints pull their children from public schools in Colorado City Arizona and Hildale Utah. Dozens of teachers quit and many families educate at home amid apocalyptic rumors led by Warren Jeffs and Rulon Jeffs.
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Colorado City
Ariz
Utah-Arizona
Hildale
Utah
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Warren Jeffs
Rulon Jeffs
Jefus
Salt Lake City
Jeffies
EU Lifts Diplomatic Sanctions on Austria After Probe
EU members end sanctions imposed in February over Austria's coalition with the far right Freedom Party. Chancellor Schuessel hails the move as a success while Susanne Riess-Passer calls the chapter dark and notes citizens’ right to choose their government. The embargo included reduced EU contacts, travel and cultural exchange boycotts, and school trip curbs.
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Wolfgang Schuessel
Freedom Party
Schuessel
Austria
Susanne Riess-Passer
The
Brussels
Belgium
Russian troops seize station after power cut
A Strategic Rocket Forces base northeast of Moscow had power cut by Unified Energy Systems over a $683,000 debt. In response troops seized a switching station to restore power, then disengaged after talks led to the power staying on and debt settlement discussions.
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Moscow
National Electricity Utility
Unified Energy Systems
Strategic Rocket Forces
Plank of Abraham Fights Fall of Quebec Ends War
On Sept 13 marks during various years, events include the 1759 British victory over France on the Plains of Abraham near Quebec City and the 1971 Attica prison uprising ending with 43 dead. Other items note early national elections, senators, and notable deaths.
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Plains of Abraham
Quebec City
Congress of the Confederation
New York City
Navy
Philadelphia
Chiang Kai-shek
China
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Senate
Congress
Ladies Professional Golf Association of America
Patty Berg
Attica
Upstate New York
White House
Yitzhak Rabin
PLO' J
Alabama
George C. Wallace
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Liz Goodman
Mormon
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Ee A Schools
Phoenix
Arizona
Mexico
Vienna
European Union
Russia
Yuri Kozlov
Teikovo
RTR
Sergei Nikiforov
Power Company
Dmitry Korshunov
Associated Press
VM Villewim
Sue
Michael Watson
First Ave. S.E
Suite A
Town & Country Shopping Center
Alltell
Iowa
Verizon Wireless
Motorola
Alltel
AirTouch
Bell Atlantic Mobile
Primecom
National
Verizonwireless.com
Cedar Rapids
Blairs Ferry
Westdale Mail
Edgewood Rd
Communications Stores
Coralville Hwy
Second St
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Cedar Falls
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Walmart
29Th Ave
Dodge St
Vernon Wireless
Linn
JaNioson Dubuque
Black Hawk
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Anne Jones
Otter
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