Teen goes on killing spree in France
A teenager who killed three relatives at his home in Foulon then walked to a nearby village and opened fire in a town square, killing nine more before shooting himself. The incident, reported as a major tragedy, prompted authorities to review security measures in the area.
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Plight of migrant Arab workers noted by elderly E jan
Muhammad, an elderly E jan, says migrants face being kissed if they want help but ejected otherwise, reflecting harsher conditions for Arab workers.
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Tight pumpkin crop hits stores this fall nationwide
Farmers report a short, small pumpkin harvest due to a wet spring and hot dry summer. Growers like Richard Brauer Janet Schaake and Larry Schaake say yields and sizes are down while prices surge possibly doubling from last year. Local stores such as Dillons face limited local supply and retailers are urged to buy early.
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Dillons
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PLO and Israel agree to peace pact after long talks
After all night talks and a walkout by Yasser Arafat, Israel and the PLO agree to a phased 1993 peace pact in Washington ending decades of occupation. The 460 page accord grants Palestinian self rule in 30 percent of the West Bank with elections and future Israeli pullout, sparking mixed reactions from Palestinians and militant settlers. The signing, initiated in Taba, is slated for Thursday.
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Palestine Liberation Organization
Uri Savir
Washington
Arafat
Middle East
Email notes used in suits Spying into workplace emails probes privacy
Seatt le computer sleuth John Jessen uncovers what lurks in corporate electronic mail. Stupid jokes love notes sexist slurs and other embarrassments remain saved despite deletions. Companies save deleted messages, courts force access, and Jessen carries out search orders to reveal contents.
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John Jessen
America
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KU atlas grant labeled pork-barrel spending
A 250000 dollar federal grant for Kansas University's geological survey division faced no competitive merit reviews as part of a broader $600 million earmarked academic funding. Tim Carr of KU said the Energy Department grant would fund an atlas aiding oil and gas developers, with data to be accessible online.
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Tim Carr
Kansas Geological Survey
Petroleum Research
U.S. Department of Energy
Iowa State University
Kansas State University
Geological Survey
Lee Gerhard
Carr
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