Verbal confrontation only marks Egypt Sudan clash near Nile
Cairo reports a tense stand off with only verbal barrages and limited border skirmishes between Egypt and Sudan. Mubarak lashes Sudan as criminals while El Bashir mounts exercises. Military strength cited favors Egypt. Sudan warns of mobilization as both accuse the other.
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Nile
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Sheik Mohammed
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South Korean rescue workers pull survivors from wreckage
Trapped in rubble near a shopping mall collapse that killed at least 113, Hong Sung-tae dictated a last will to a stranger before rescue. Kwon Eun-jong, also trapped, was pulled free after 15 hours, as 910 injured and 246 missing gripped the nation. Hong, a 40-year-old Foreign Language High School teacher, was later described as conscious and in good condition.
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Hong Sung-tae
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Killer of Colombian soccer star gets 43 years in prison
Humberto Munoz Castro received a 43 year term in Medellin for the July 2 1994 murder of Andres Escobar after the World Cup blunder that cost Colombia a match with the United States. The case underscored a battered national image amid cartel violence and internal team tensions.
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Humberto Munoz Castro
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Medellin
Escobar
United States
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