Hijacked Cuban plane crashes in the Gulf of Mexico
A Cuban AN-2 Colt with 10 aboard was hijacked and crashed about 150 miles east of the Yucatan. One dead, survivors—three men, three women and three children—rescued by the Chips Dream freighter 285 miles off Florida. Coast Guard planned to airlift the injured. Authorities differed on crash location and fuel details.
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Vaccine guards against deadly staph infections in patients
Researchers report StaphVAX a NIH developed vaccine cut kidney dialysis patients risk of staph blood poisoning by half for about a year. Kaiser researcher Dr Steve Black calls the finding a potential breakthrough presented at the infectious disease meeting.
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Two French Journalists Rescued From Abu Sayyaf in Philippines
President Estrada announced the rescue of two French television journalists held by Abu Sayyaf in southern Philippines. They were being transported to Manila as troops pressed an assault on rebel camps on Jolo island amid ongoing clashes and a hostage crisis including an American captive Jeffrey Schilling.
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