U S pilot survives Bahrain jet crash near Gulf waters
A U S Navy pilot ejects from a Strike Fighter Squadron 192 jet that crashed into the Persian Gulf after launch from the USS Independence near Iraq's no fly zone. He was rescued by a helicopter. investigation into the crash is ongoing.
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Persian Gulf
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Toxic spill threatens millions of wildlife in Spain
A toxic spill from a mine reservoir damaged Donana Park and polluted the Guadalquivir River with cadmium and zinc residues. Scientists warn permanent land and sediment contamination is likely. In Mexico City area, Popocatepetl volcano erupted, sending ash two miles high and rattling nearby villages. Muslims mark Muharram amid regional closures and protests across the Arab world.
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Francisco Cabrera
Independent Europa Press
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Popocatepetl
National Center For Disaster Prevention
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Medina
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Jordan
Cairo
Bahrain
Lebanon
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Canada urges Cuba to free four dissidents amid talks
Canadian Prime Minister Jean Chretien pressed Fidel Castro on human rights during a Cuban visit, presenting a list of four jailed dissidents to be freed. He and Castro also signed cooperation deals and discussed compensation for expropriated insurance assets, highlighting Canada’s engagement approach.
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Canada
Fidel Castro
Jean Chretien
Chretien
Cuba
Castro
Communist Party
U.S
United States
Pope John
University of Havana
Rene Gomez
Independent Lawyers Assn
Havana
Space snoring confirmed by Columbia astronauts in orbit
Columbia astronauts report snoring in space using in bed microphones and brain wave sensors. The study, led by Derk Jan Dijk and NASA researchers, aims to compare in orbit snoring with preflight tests and postflight results while also noting a high infant rat death count due to maternal neglect aboard the shuttle mission.
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Columbia
Derk- Jan Dijk
Brigham and Women’s Hospital
Boston
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Williams
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NASA
Joseph Bielitzki
Bielitzki
Jerry Homick
Nanny faces charges in infant death in London
Australian nanny Louise Sullivan, 26, appeared at Clerkenwell Magistrates Court charged with grievous bodily harm in connection with the death of 6 month old Caroline Jongen. A pathologist testified signs consistent with shaken baby syndrome. bail was set and passport surrendered.
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Louise Sullivan
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Marcel Jongen
Muriel
Caroline
Freddy Patel
Louise Woodward
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