Mogadishu journalists killed after U N attack on militia center
In Mogadishu a mob killed AP photographer Hansi Krauss and Reuters photographer Dan Eldon as U N helicopters hit a claimed warlord militia command center. Reuters reported two missing colleagues and confirmed Eldon's death. Cyprus based editor confirmed Eldon's body. accompanying reporters hid to survive.
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Iraq Rebuffs U.N. in Sealing of Missile Sites
Amid fears of a new U.S. strike, Iraqis stock up and stay indoors as U.N. weapons inspectors withdraw after being barred from two missile test sites. Iraq sends a letter to the Security Council, while the five permanent members in New York convene to discuss the confrontation. Rolf Ekens says Iraq’s stance fuels the risk of action as inspectors arrived to seal facilities.
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Clover Revue Names 4-H Mr and Miss for Franklin County
The Clover Revue fashion show closed fair week with Darcy Anderson named Miss 4-H from five candidates and Scott Hornbuckle crowned Mr 4-H. Elizabeth Hornbuckle, Janna Dunbar, and Christy Lyder were among the other candidates.
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Fashion Show at Franklin County Fair Highlights 4-H Winners
The Mr and Miss 4-H contest opened Friday judging at Elliott Hall with about 75 participants in the Fashion Review. Marcia Houck notes lower turnout in knitting and crocheting and none of the clothing qualified for Clover Revue. Top outfits included a pink gray suit by Rachel Winslow of SHAFF and Amanda McCurdy of Burg Go-Getters as pageantry continued.
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Des Moines flood cripples water, power citywide
Des Moines faced a major flood as the Mississippi and its tributaries overflowed. Water treatment plants shut, 250000 residents at risk, seven electric sub stations inundated, leaving about 30000 without power and a month to restore drinking water. Over 30,000 displaced and 18 dead since late last month.
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