Typhoon kills 16 as S Korea reels from disaster
In a severe typhoon the worst in 37 years, at least 16 people were killed and 25 missing across South Korea while an oil tanker ran aground, leaking oil and threatening coastal areas. Casualties may rise with remote-area communication restored amid 102 mph winds and $35 million in property damage.
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Relatives resume mall collapse search after protests
In Seoul, workers return to the site after two days of relatives protests over the June 29 mall collapse that killed 459 and left 134 missing. Rescue teams, who packed up Saturday, faced angry demands to continue the search for loved ones.
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UC decision on affirmative action prompts Justice Dept review
White House chief of staff Panetta says University of California’s termination of affirmative action programs is a terrible mistake and will trigger a Justice Department review of federal contracts and grants with California. He criticizes Gov Pete Wilson as running for president on divisive racial issues.
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U.N. Dispatches First Combat Force To Bosnia
The first units of the U.N. rapid reaction force moved into a position overlooking Sarajevo with orders to use heavy artillery against Serb guns firing on peacekeepers. British forces arrived on Mount Igman while France and Britain plan to augment the force with hundreds more troops as Serb shelling continues.
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Guilt decided Smith awaits sentence
Union South Carolina AP jurors took two and a half hours to convict Susan Smith of murder after she confessed to steering her car into a lake killing her two young sons. The penalty phase will decide life or death with a potential re enactment and prosecutors likely stressing the crime's heinous nature.
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