Macau Dragon Dance Sets World Record at Opening
The Guinness Book of Records certifies a one mile Chinese dragon dance in Macau as the world’s longest. The event, to celebrate the Macau Taipa bridge opening, drew 2,180 participants and highlighted Macau as the world’s most densely populated territory.
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Reuter
Macau
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Footprints spur search for missing eight year old girl near Tisdale
In Saskatchewan searchers at dawn followed fresh footprints found in dense bush near Tisdale in hope of locating eight year old Ashley Krestianson missing since Thursday. RCMP and about 25 specialists continued the hunt despite rain as volunteers and her parents pressed for her return. Police fear dehydration more than hypothermia as the skip persists near her family campsite.
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John Fluker
Ashley
Tisdale
Saskatoon
Refugees Flood Goma as Rwandan Conflict Escalates
Dozens killed by cross border mortar fire and stampedes as up to a million Rwandan refugees flee into Zaire. Hutu residents dominate the exodus amid shelling near Goma airport and market. UN and relief workers warn of dwindling aid and rising violence.
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Zaire
Rwanda
Romeo Dallaire
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Panos Moumtzis
United Nations High Commissioner For
Sygma
Charles Caratini
Violence erupts at Gaza crossing as Palestinians clash with police
At the Erez crossing in Gaza an outbreak of violence pits Israeli and Arab police against thousands of protesters barred from working in Israel. In four hours of rioting two Palestinians were killed and 80 wounded, including 28 police, amid arson at a gas station and bus torchings.
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Fragments of Shoemaker-Levy 9 Hit Jupiter in Brilliant Impacts
Two of the comet's largest fragments slam into Jupiter in a dramatic display. Fragment G aims for a 1 a.m. EDT impact, followed 12 hours later by H. Experts report three kilometre wide pieces creating fireballs and vast plumes rising high above the planet, leaving dark scars.
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Shoemaker-Levy
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Eugene Shoemaker
U.S. Geological Survey
Hubble Space Telescope
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Heidi Hammel
Space Telescope Science Institute
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Keck
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Shoemaker Levy
World Cup final sparks wild Brazil victory celebrations
Thousands of Brazilian fans flooded streets from Toronto to Montreal and Ottawa after Brazil defeated Italy 3-2 in a World Cup final shootout. Revelers waved flags, sang Ole, Ole, Ole, and painted vehicles in yellow blue and green while some clashes with Italian supporters occurred and police managed the aftermath.
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Brazil
Italy
Roberto Melo
College Street
Montreal
Vancouver
Ottawa
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Silva
Ome
Ariel Ob
Paul Linton
St. Clair Avenue
Roberto Baggio
Simpson Defense Gears to Discredit Detective Fuhrman
Simpson's lawyers plan to challenge Det. Mark Fuhrman by portraying him as racist and unstable to argue the bloody glove found outside O J Simpson's mansion was planted. The glove matches a crime scene find and ties to the murder case of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman.
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New Yorker
Jeffrey Toobin
Fuhrman
Newsweek
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Ronald Goldman
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