Belgian Air Force Plane Crash Kills 32 in Netherlands
A Belgian Air Force plane returning a Dutch army band from a music festival crashed during landing in the Netherlands, killing 32 passengers and crew. The disaster occurred Monday with all aboard confirmed dead. investigation expected.
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Sun Block Weather Outlook for Today
Mostly cloudy today with a 30 percent chance of storms. High around 90 degrees and a low shown on the weather page.
Earthquake at Mexican stock exchange top floors
Construction worker Alfredo Olvera fled the unfinished 24th floor as a 6.5 magnitude quake struck western Mexico on Monday. He described the experience as hell as officials assessed damage and possible injuries. The Journal-World coverage continues online.
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Dole names Molinari to keynote GOP convention
Bob Dole said Rep. Susan Molinari of New York will deliver the keynote at the GOP national convention in San Diego as he seeks female support and bridge abortion divides. He also hinted at a tax cut in this economic package and aims to finish it before the convention.
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House panel backs plan to bar imports made by child labor
A House subcommittee chair announced legislation to prohibit U S imports of goods produced by underage workers and to curb foreign aid and finance to nations or agencies that allow child labor. Labor Secretary Reich and Kathie Lee Gifford backed the measure, urging action against this global evil.
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Dow plunges as 161-point drop shocks markets
Wall Street sank on Monday with the Dow Jones Industrial Average losing 161 points to 5349.51, its fourth biggest point drop. Nasdaq tumbled nearly 4 percent as investors fled weak tech and profit worries. Analysts warn of possible continued volatility pending CPI data.
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Clinton White House used 21 employees with drug-use histories
Washington AP reports that the Clinton administration allowed 21 White House staffers with background checks showing recent drug use to work in the White House. The Secret Service required them to join a special drug-testing program begun in May 1994 to ease concerns.
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Burroughs Exhibit Highlights Transgressive Art at LACMA
Robert Sobieszek curates Ports of Entry at Los Angeles County Museum of Art, a large Burroughs retrospective exploring his non literary works. The show surveys shotgun art, cut ups, collages, collaborations and paintings, illustrating his impact on American culture and the 1960s upheaval.
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Burroughs in Los Angeles exhibit note page 3A
See Exhibit page 3A inviting readers to interact with reporter Mark Luce about William Burroughs. Directs to website wwwillworld.com extras and to click on Burroughs in Los Angeles for more information.
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