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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 2004

Page

7

Eight bodies pulled from tavern rubble after Illinois twister

Rescuers recovered eight bodies from the Milestone Tap tavern in Utica as dozens sought shelter in the basement during a midwestern twister. Nine others survived the collapse with ages from 18 to 81. more than ten were hospitalized, and the two story sandstone building hindered digging.

Utica Ill Fred Esmond Chicago

Tornado at Utica tavern kills eight. several hurt

Searchers pulled eight bodies from a tavern flattened by a tornado in Utica Illinois. More than ten people were taken to area hospitals as storms spread across the Midwest Tuesday evening injuring others in Indiana.

Utica Ill Midwest Indiana

Harvard names poverty expert Ellwood as Kennedy School dean

Harvard University announces national poverty and welfare expert David T. Ellwood will become dean of the Kennedy School of Government, succeeding Joseph Nye who plans to step down June 30. Ellwood expressed honor at leading the school. In Los Angeles, police found about 75 suspected illegal immigrants in a home tied to a smuggling operation, with 10 fleeing. no arrests reported and officials called it a coy ote caper.

Boston Harvard University Kennedy School of Government David T. Ellwood Joseph Nye University Nye Kennedy School Ellwood Los Angeles Don Schwartzer Schwartzer

Amped prayer call gets ist approval

Hamtramck council preliminarily approves a Bangladeshi mosque plan to air the Arabic call to prayer five times daily but restricts airing before 6 a.m. or after 10 p.m. Final approval expected next week amid opposition over religious significance and equality concerns.

Hamtramck, Mich al-Islah

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