Poison blamed for Tijuana religious gathering deaths
In Tijuana an ill ventilated home and a butane lamp leaking carbon monoxide caused the deaths of 12 people at a religious ceremony. Autopsies showed asphyxiation from carbon monoxide with red dish coloring in lungs. Officials ruled the incident an accident and noted possible tainted fruit punch.
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EC approves 2.4 billion aid to Soviet Union and moves toward union
European Community leaders wrap a two day summit by approving 2.4 billion dollars in emergency aid to the Soviet Union and endorsing steps toward political union. The agreement lifts South Africa sanctions on new investment and calls for Iraq to withdraw from Kuwait. Prime Minister Major supports the final communique, signaling Britain’s move from isolation on European union matters.
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Israel seals Gaza Strip after deadly stabbing
Israel sealed off the Gaza Strip arrests Palestinians across the occupied territories while security forces hunt the assailants who killed three Jews Friday. Curfews kept about 1 million people confined and journalists barred from entry amid a broader crackdown tied to Islamic militants.
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