American missionary gunned down at Lebanon Unity Center
Bonnie Weatherall, 31, an American missionary, was shot three times in the head while opening the Unity Center in Sidon, a Christian facility serving locals and Palestinian refugees. Police found her in a pool of blood. no suspects or motive established. The center runs a chapel and a clinic aiding refugees.
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Two U.S. Soldiers Wounded in Kuwait Shooting
Two American soldiers were shot and seriously wounded on a highway south of Kuwait City as attacks on U.S. troops escalate amid possible invasion plans. A Kuwaiti police sergeant, armed with a government weapon, fled across the southern border into Saudi Arabia after the shooting. No motive details were provided.
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Explosions at Ecuador Army Base Kill Six Injure Many
An accidental grenade detonation at the Galapagos Mechanized Army Base caused a 20 minute sequence of blasts. Six people died and about 200 were injured as shock waves and fire rippled into Riobamba, where windows were blown out and panic spread. Mayor Fernando Guerrero described the scene as like an earthquake.
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Ecuador
Galapagos
Riobamba
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Earthquake Hits Gilgit Region Killing At Least Twenty
An aftershock plagued northern Pakistan early today as a magnitude 5.5 quake struck the Gilgit region about 240 miles north of Peshawar. Government official Jehangir Khan reported at least 20 deaths with aftershocks lasting hours. The epicenter lay in Kashmir's Himalayan province per the Meteorological Department.
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Gore says Democrats have chance in 2004 race
Former Vice President Al Gore tells AP that Democrats could win the White House in 2004 if nominating a candidate who can challenge Bush amid what he calls a catastrophic economic policy and a flawed war on terrorism. He weighs a renewed run, planning a different campaign focused on one on one conversations and careful words.
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Baltimore raid uncovers large PCP liquid lab seizure
Police raided an apparent drug laboratory in Baltimore and seized 42 five gallon containers of liquid PCP valued at 18 to 25 million dollars. Officers shut down streets and evacuated nearby homes as this was declared the citys largest PCP seizure to date.
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