Israelis Palestinians clash over cease fire after deadly tank fire
Israelis and Palestinians traded accusations of violations as three Palestinian women were killed by tank fire near Netzarim. Mofaz suggested a possible misfire and said the incident is under investigation. Mourners at Gaza funeral urged retaliation.
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Rebels threaten Macedonian cities in northern clash
Ethnic Albanian rebels warned they will strike Skopje area targets including the capital airport and government sites if the government does not halt fighting in the north. Government troops recaptured a reservoir area and encircled Aracinovo while water supplies to Kumanovo's 100,000 residents remain cut. Rebels seized Aracinovo and thousands fled as troops closed in.
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California governor warns energy prices may bounce back
Gov. Gray Davis said last week’s drop in electricity and natural gas prices was likely temporary. He blamed political pressure and urged FERC to cap wholesale prices, while White House officials warned against price controls. Senator Lieberman echoed concerns over the energy crisis and hearings set for June 13 and 20.
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Limassol Greets World Record Giant Chicken Kebab
In Limassol Cyprus a 1500 chicken kebab more than two metres high and one metre thick cooked for over seven hours on a revolving spit aimed at breaking the Guinness record. Sami Eld of Sam's Food led the effort with support from Limassol municipality and Rotary Club as cooks sliced chickens and supervised the long cook. The Zurich 1998 lamb and veal kebab record stood at 1.2 by 1.6 metres.
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Canadians Win Big In Mojave Aero Design Contest
Engineering students from Canada, led by the University of Manitoba, placed third overall at the 2001 Aero Design West in Lancaster California. Manitoba emerged as the top Canadian finisher as 37 teams competed, with Canadian universities fielding nearly half the entrants and planes carrying loads over 10.6 kilograms.
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