Gas main explosion sparks building fire in Perth Amboy
An out of control car hit a gas main around 4 am in Perth Amboy New Jersey sparking a fire that destroyed a four story building. Five people were slightly injured and nearly 60 left homeless. Fire officials said witnesses described the blast and officials halted rail service temporarily to check track damage. The driver was not identified and the crash cause remained under investigation.
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Fourth worker dies from explosion in Corbin
A worker died early today from burns suffered in the February 20 explosion at CTA Acoustics in Corbin, raising the death toll to four. David Messer, 43, of Gray, died at the UK Medical Center burn unit after two a.m. Four others remain in critical condition as federal investigators test flammable dust at the insulation plant tied to automaker manufacturing.
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Father charged in deaths surrenders
AURORA COLO AP A man accused of drugging his two young children with a lethal dose of cough syrup surrendered to police shortly after midnight He told a TV station he did nothing wrong The arrest warrant charges include two counts of child abuse resulting in death and two counts of second degree assault
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Saddam vows defiance if US attacks Iraq
Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein told CBS in a 60 Minutes II interview that Iraq hopes the United States will not attack but will not succumb if it does. He said Iraq has no ties to Osama bin Laden or al Qaida and has no missiles beyond UN ranges. He spoke from Baghdad, stressing duty to defend his country and people, and faced questions about fear of death or capture.
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Developments in Iraq as U N inspectors act
U N weapons inspectors sample a pit in al Aziziya where Iraq says it destroyed biological warheads in 1991. Other teams help Iraqi workers destroy mustard filled shells and visit a medicine factory and an electronics plant. Baghdad police deploy as Saddam orders trenches. Bush says toppling Hussein could bring peace and curb terrorism. Security Council to meet over France Russia and Germany proposal to delay war. Blix notes Iraq not disarming. Bush disputes Canada deadline idea and urges U N action.
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Officials: North Korea restarts reactor defying US
U S officials say North Korea has reactivated a reactor at its main nuclear complex, signaling steps toward possible weapons beyond the two believed to exist. An adjacent processing plant could allow reprocessing 8,000 plutonium laden rods, enough for five or six bombs in months. A plume was seen hours after Powell concluded a South Korea visit.
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