Nepal Plane Bus Crashes Leave Dozens Feared Dead
In Nepal a Canadian built Twin Otter crashed into a hillside near Bad Weatherner killing and injuring passengers including Germans Americans Brits and three crew members. A bus plunged into the Trishuli River after a landslide blocked the highway. 45 aboard feared dead. Rescuers searched remote villages as further landslide fears emerged. In Paris a suspected Basque ETA escape suspect swapped places with his brother at Sante prison. In Mochov Czech Republic Mozart scores were found among frozen vegetables in a factory.
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Chretien retirement sparks Liberal infighting fears in Canada
Prime Minister Jean Chretien said he will step down in 18 months, dismissing worries of party discord. Former finance minister Paul Martin, the leading successor candidate, welcomes a 2004 resignation timetable as focus shifts to Medicare, Kyoto Protocol, and cabinet leadership bans to prevent campaigns.
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