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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 10, 2003

Page

4

Doomed cargo plane door opens over Congo killing many

A Russian Ilyushin 76 cargo plane departing Kinshasa reversed to the airport after its rear door burst open at 33 000 feet. Dozens of soldiers and family members were killed or critically injured as people were sucked from the aircraft. Survivors and officials report unclear death toll with 129 feared dead at first but later estimates lower.

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Bush proposes Mideast trade zone to boost peacetime economy

President Bush linked Middle East peacemaking to economic advance, proposing a U S free trade zone extended to Arab nations within a decade. He urged regional ties with Israel and Jordan, backed Powell and Zoellick in Jordan meetings, and scheduled talks with Ariel Sharon and Mahmoud Abbas during May.

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US helicopter crash in Iraq kills three soldiers

Three U S soldiers died when their UH 60 Black Hawk helicopter crashed into the Tigris near Samarra in northern Iraq. One survivor was injured. Preliminary Pentagon notes indicate accident as cause. The tally of U S fatalities in the conflict rises to 145.

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