Hijacker commits suicide after Korean airliner crash
The hijacker identified as Kim Sang-tae, 22, blew himself up with a grenade as the airliner was forced to crash land by authorities in South Korea. About twenty two of roughly sixty passengers were wounded. a passenger later died in hospital. In separate incidents, youths seized an Ethiopian Airlines plane and were arrested after landing in Libya.
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Hijacking Chaos Strikes Phnom Penh and Africa Route
Reports from AP describe an attack alert at Phnom Penh airport with limited defenses cited by Lt Col Am Grong. Separately Ethiopian Airlines DC3 hijack diverted to Sudan and Cairo, with tensions rising as Libyan and Egyptian officials cooperate to safeguard passengers and crew.
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Rain Likely Today With Cooler Temperatures
Cloudy skies return as rain appears likely across the region today. Temperatures move lower, bringing cooler conditions and a chance of showers into the afternoon. Early forecasts suggest gusty winds and a damp evening commute for residents.
Weather outlook for North and South Carolina and Georgia
Forecast cover North Carolina South Carolina and Georgia with rain likely in parts of North Carolina Sunday ending Sunday night. Highs mostly 40s to 60s, coastal areas warmer. South Carolina clouding mild with showers possible. Georgia showers ending Sunday night then clearing and mild with highs 53 to 75 and lows 40s.
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Truman Ailment Colitis Hospitalized In Kansas City
Kansas City AP reports former President Harry S Truman, nearing 87, has been diagnosed with colitis an inflammation of the large intestine. He showed poor appetite Friday night and skipped breakfast for scheduled tests. Hospital spokesman said his condition remains good as examinations continue. Truman has a history of intestinal disorders, including a 1966 hospitalization for severe colitis.
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Milwaukee police protest halts traffic duties by sickout
In Milwaukee a police sickout over pay and grievance procedures led to officers staying home from duties. The city prepared for broader action with plans to redeploy units and alert the entire force. Police Chief Harold Breier declined to discuss exact numbers or tactics.
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