Paris Ice Skating Above Eiffel Tower Opens For Holidays
The Eiffel Tower adds a sky high rink on an observation deck 188 feet up offering 80 skaters at a time with views of Paris. Admission is free after tower entry. pricing for first lev el access is 5.30 dollars for adults and 3 dollars for children.
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United flies to Vietnam first since war ended
United Airlines became the first U.S. carrier to fly to Vietnam since 1975, landing at Tan Son Nhat International Airport in Ho Chi Minh City with 260 passengers aboard Flight 869. VIPs greeted by lotus blossoms and silk lanterns as Hasselhoff and wife photographed the event, marking a milestone in diplomacy and travel.
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Ailing Rehnquist to preside at Bush inauguration
Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist, fighting anaplastic thyroid cancer, plans to administer the oath for President Bush on January 20. He has been absent since October 22, underwent a tracheotomy, and is receiving chemotherapy and radiation. The 80 year old has led the court from home and may still participate.
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Congress adds air and cruise workers to watch lists
Congress expands security checks to all airport workers and cruise ship staff, requiring identity comparisons against terrorism and scrutiny lists before travel and prior to ship departures. The bill, awaiting presidential signature, sets removal procedures and list standards while sparking civil liberties concerns.
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Bomb kills 11 at market in Quetta Pakistan
A time bomb hidden on a bicycle exploded beside an army truck in a crowded Quetta market killing 11 people including one soldier and injuring more than two dozen. The Baluchistan National Army claimed responsibility saying the attack targeted the army while denying civilian deaths.
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