Bus plunge in Galicia kills five in Spain
A bus veered off a highway in Orense province Galicia and tumbled 115 feet to the Vinno River edge killing at least five. Seven injured as rescue teams search the overturned vehicle. The bus was traveling from Vigo to Irún near the France border with 12 or 13 aboard according to the owner.
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Pope's frail condition alters Good Friday Colosseum procession
Vatican adjusts the traditional Good Friday rite as Pope John Paul II, nearing 81 and managing Parkinson's symptoms after hip surgery in 1994, will follow most of the procession kneeling and carry the cross only at the end to reduce strain.
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RPK-8 torpedo system advances Russian anti-submarine gear
Russia has begun production of the RPK-8 anti-submarine torpedo system capable of striking 2.7 miles away and 3,200 feet deep, officials say. The system, praised by unidentified military sources, targets submarines and nearby underwater threats as Moscow presses weapon development amid funding shortfalls.
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Siamese twins separated in major Singapore operation
Eleven month old Nepalese twins Jamuna and Ganga Shrestha were surgically separated in a five day procedure at Singapore General Hospital. Surgeons led by Dr. Keith Goh reported no adverse events, with Ganga requiring more complex reconstruction. The twins remain at risk for brain damage or neurological issues as recovery continues.
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British forces begin crash investigation near Kosovo border
NATO peacekeepers cordoned off a helicopter wreck near Kacanik Kosovo after a crash in heavy rain. Two crew members died Flight Lt Mark Maguire and Capt Andrew Crous while five survivors were injured and treated at Camp Bondsteel. No hostile fire indicated by Maj Fergus Smith as NATO investigates the mid afternoon crash near the Macedonia boundary.
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McVeigh to get final stay request at last meeting
The last chance for Timothy McVeigh to seek a stay of execution comes two hours before the May 16 federal death at Terre Haute Indiana. Officials outline an execution protocol with White House and court calls and restricted visits two hours before the scheduled time.
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