Cargo jets collide near Harlem Canadian border
Two military C-141Bs collided after refueling nine miles north of Harlem on the Canadian border during a nighttime training mission. Thirteen aboard were killed. A B-1B bomber crashed in western Texas during a separate training flight, with four crew members missing.
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NATO to command new Eurocorps under alliance during threat
PARIS France and Germany briefed NATO allies on Monday that the Eurocorps a planned 35000 strong European army would come under the Atlantic alliance operational command if Western Europe faces a threat. French officials said the move reassures the United States and Britain that the Eurocorps to be operational by 1995 will not weaken NATO.
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Suspects confess in Moelln neo-Nazi firebombing
German chief prosecutor Alexander von Stahl said two right wing extremists confessed to the Nov 23 Moelln firebombing that killed a Turkish woman and two girls. No other accomplices were at the site, authorities say as they face international pressure to curb the spike in neo Nazi violence.
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Elvis stamp sales spree targets fans and funds USPS
Stamp voters and the public face a broader push by the debt laden United States Postal Service to commercialize Elvis Presley. A near one million dollar campaign will push four philatelic items priced 5.95 to 19.95 in 200,000 piece runs, plus more than 100 Elvis branded products like jewelry mugs and potholders featuring the stamp image.
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Marines to reach Somalia coast for possible relief operation
U S Marines could land off Mogadishu by Wednesday to secure an airstrip and support a multinational force to safeguard food aid if the UN authorizes it. Pentagon officials say 15 000 to 20 000 troops may deploy, with 1 800 Marines from Camp Pendleton leading a quick strike. aid distribution and warehouses could be secured amid famine and looting.
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European farmers protest in Strasbourg over US EC trade accord
Tens of thousands of farmers from Europe and Japan march on the European Parliament to oppose a November 20 EC US farm subsidies accord. Police deploy about 4,000 officers as rioters clash briefly, with effigies burned in Place de Bordeaux. France threatens a veto on the agreement amid global trade talks affecting subsidies.
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Kansas Weather Forecast Across Douglas County Zones 1 17
Kansas zones Douglas County across multiple zones show tonight mostly clear with low 5 to 30 and Wednesday partly cloudy with highs from mid-30s to 50. Northwest to west winds 10 to 20 mph. some zones report colder readings and light southerly winds later in the day. Official readings show high 49 and low 24 with no precipitation. Clinton Lake temperature 46, lake level 877.23 feet above mean sea level.
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Weather outlook across Missouri Nebraska Oklahoma and Colorado
Missouri shows tonight flurries in the northeast and clear southwest with lows from the low 20s to mid 30s and Wednesday sunny with highs from the 40s to mid 50s Nebraska records mostly clear tonight with lows from 5 to 20 and a cloudy west with possible snow. Oklahoma tonight fair with lows 25 to 30 and Wednesday partly cloudy. Colorado sees mountain snow tonight with lows from 15 to 30 and extreme lows in high elevations, Wednesday snow in mountains and showers northwest with highs ranging from the 30s to 60s east. Road conditions provided by Kansas Highway Patrol and Kansas Turnpike Authority.
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World AIDS Day marked by giant condom protests worldwide
A 17-foot condom stood near Nelson's Column in London while Perth held 147 crosses at an intersection. Observances included condom promotions, resource demands, and vigils. Activists in Manila distributed condoms and Taiwan urged HIV testing. India faced high risk due to illiteracy and tainted blood banks. WHO warned Asia could face 2 million deaths by 2000. United States unveiled an employer education program.
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