Bomb blast at Yale law school prompts investigation
In New Haven Connecticut investigators searched a bomb damaged classroom at Yale University's law school to determine the explosion’s cause and how explosives entered the empty room. No injuries were reported and officials said there were no prior threats or claims of responsibility.
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Four Die In Motor Home Fire Near Chappell
Nebraska authorities investigate a motor home fire found off Interstate 80 near Chappell killing four people. Officials say the cause and identities of the occupants were not yet known.
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Prosecutors say Muhammad instigated Oct shooting death
In Manassas Virginia prosecutors assert John Allen Muhammad instigated the October 9 2002 shooting that killed Dean Harold Meyers of Gaithersburg Maryland, arguing he qualifies for the death penalty as principal in the first degree even if Lee Boyd Malvo fired the fatal shot.
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Michael Jackson hospitalized briefly in Indianapolis
Michael Jackson was hospitalized for observation in Indianapolis on Wednesday after falling ill on the day he was to depose in a copyright lawsuit. He was released after a few hours and flew back to Los Angeles. Jackson’s attorney and spokesman cited weakness and unease with depositions as reasons for his illness.
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Algeria Rocked by 6.7 Quake Near Algiers Kills Hundreds
A powerful 6.7 magnitude earthquake struck near Algiers late Wednesday killing more than 600 people and injuring thousands. Rescue teams and international aid rushed to Boumerdes and surrounding towns as aftershocks continued, with officials warning the death toll could rise.
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Ahmed Ouyahia
Explosion at Istanbul snack bar leaves two dead seven injured
A gas canister leak caused a basement blast at the Elmas snack bar near Taksim square in Istanbul. Two employees died and seven people were injured as refrigerators were hurled onto the street. Witnesses described glass and debris showering the area as the floor collapsed, with rescue teams removing victims from the rubble.
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Dozens head to Everest summit for anniversary
Yuichiro Miura, 70, becomes the oldest man to reach Mount Everest as an Indian Nepalese army team climbs the peak via Hillary Norgay’s historic route. Dozens of climbers push toward the summit to mark next week’s 50th anniversary of Hillary and Norgay’s first ascent. Miura is joined by his 33-year-old son and six Sherpa guides after a nine hour ascent per his Tokyo office.
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More arrests tied to Saudi al Qaida crackdown
Four more suspects linked to al Qaida were arrested in the Saudi crackdown following the Riyadh bombings. A Western diplomat said the arrests were made Tuesday, with no details on locations or methods. Officials had announced four suspects with apparent ties arrested last week for the May 12 blasts.
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