Bomb destroys Saudi building killing five Americans and others
A large blast in Riyadh damaged a three story building housing American and Saudi military personnel. At least six people died including five Americans and a Filipino, with about 60 wounded. The attack occurred near a Saudi National Guard training facility and officials called it an explosive device.
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Death by Own Action Machine Returns in Kevorkian Case
Dr. Jack Kevorkian supplied his death by own action device for the first time in four years as Patricia Cashman died after breast cancer. His attorney says Kevorkian has aided 26 deaths since 1990 and faces trial in two.
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Atlantis closes on Mir in space shuttle docking bid
NASA eyes the first shuttle docking with Mir as Atlantis speeds toward the Russian station for a risky assembly in orbit. Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield shares a family moment with three excited children planning a Disney World visit while he is away.
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Trekkers rescued after avalanche near Everest in Nepal
95 people were rescued after two days trapped by an avalanche near Mount Everest. 18 trekkers were found dead including Japanese and Nepalese workers. In western Nepal a landslide killed 11 people including a Canadian and two other foreigners. The avalanche strike occurred at Panga after trekkers returned from Gokyo peak.
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Boy genius begins grad school to become game show host
MURFREESBORO AP Michael Kearney 11-year-old prodigy already college grad aims for a graduate degree to prep for hosting a game show. He plans to start at Middle Tennessee State University in January seeking a suitable field while his sister Maeghan nears age 9 in high school.
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Security knew of plot to kill Rabin in 1995
Israel’s Shin Bet said it had advance information about the Rabin assassination via a fax to Army Radio. The agency cited a June plot described by a friend of Yigal Amir and noted that Hagai Amir received weapons from a sergeant in an elite unit. The report also covers Rabin’s mourning, large crowd at Rabin Square, Jenin pullout, Peres as Labor leader, and Shlomo Halevy’s account of the plot.
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Serbs Agree to Reintegration of Eastern Slavonia
Rebels signed a plan to place eastern Slavonia under Croatian sovereignty ending a dispute that risked derailing US led Balkans talks. The accord witnessed by US envoy Galbraith and UN envoy Stoltenberg. Clinton welcomed the agreement and Croatia moved troops toward front lines as Yugoslav army massed nearby.
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