Bandit Queen Phoolan Devi Shot Dead in Delhi
Phoolan Devi, known as India's Bandit Queen and former MP, was killed outside her home in New Delhi by three masked gunmen who fled in a motorized rickshaw. Her bodyguard was wounded. Devi rose from a low-caste marriage to lead a gang after alleged village rapes and later entered Parliament.
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Concorde crash remembered by Genesse residents
Residents light flowers at the Concorde crash site near Paris on the anniversary of the July 25 2000 disaster. About 113 people were killed when the jet struck a hotel, leaving the site paved with concrete as locals recall the tragedy and offer moral support.
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Prostitute roundup aims to shield victims from killer
In Mashhad Iran police rounded up about 500 prostitutes to protect them from a mysterious killer and clean up the city. Officials say 19 women, all convicted prostitutes and drug users, were killed over the past year, each on a Sunday and strangled with a head scarf in the so called spider killings.
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FBI profiling session sought in Chandra Levy disappearance
FBI and Representative Condit plan a profile session to aid the Levy case. Agents intend to interview Condit without Washington police present as they reexamine leads, while police press for a fourth interview. Levy, 24, last seen May 1 after leaving a gym, with parents releasing new photos to maintain attention.
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Poll finds Mrs. Bush widely popular
A Pew poll shows 64 percent hold a favorable view of Laura Bush after six months in the White House. Respondents note her low profile but steel, with broad acceptance and less controversy than Hillary Clinton. The survey, of 1,003 adults, measured impressions amid focus on education and reading advocacy.
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Oregon firm recalls 50000 ATV winch kits
Warn Industries of Clackamas recalls 50,000 A2000 winch kits for ATVs after five U S fires and four in Canada led to smoke inhalation and damage to vehicles and nearby structures. Fire traced to a faulty solenoid made by White-Rodgers.
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Bush ends trip on solemn note in Balkans
President Bush wrapped up a European visit marked by clashes with allies over environmental policy and missile shield talks with Russia. He condemned violent protests in Genoa and urged ethnic Albanians in Kosovo to curb weapons flows as fighting flared near Tetovo, with Macedonia shuttering the Kosovo border.
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