Armored truck holdup ends with silent getaway
In Cleveland Tennessee two Wells Fargo guards were surprised during a coffee break as five gunmen emptied 23 sacks of cash totaling 203000 from an armored truck. No injuries occurred and a camper pickup used as the getaway was found three miles away.
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Dewey Chastain
Pilot error blamed for Erebus crash near Mount Erebus
New Zealand officials say the DC-10 crash over Mount Erebus resulted from navigational error, placing the plane on the wrong side of the volcano during a coast sight-seeing flight. All 257 aboard died, including American professor John G. Houghton. Rescue efforts faced 30 knot winds and 35 below wind chill as mountaineers reported wreckage spread across ice.
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Christchurch
New Zealand
Antarctic
Roy Thomson
Antarctic Division
Department of Scientific and Industrial Research
Mount Erebus
Thomson
Auckland
Scott
John Greenleaf Houghton
University of Nevada
Otago University
Saudi Arabian students move after trouble at Milton College
Thirty four Saudi Arabian students in Milton College advance from Milton to Madison after clashes with American students and local traffic course issues. Violent incidents include a beer brawl at a November dance injuring two Saudis and removal of four Americans. The group, under Systems for International Training, faced harassment at Oshkosh before arriving in Milton in late September.
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United States
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Linda Krupke
Waters
University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh
Oshkosh
Systems For International Training of
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Systran
Lewis
Emirates fear trouble over Khomeini rise
UAE rulers welcomed Ayatollah Khomeini, then grew uneasy that his revolutionary surge could spark unrest at home. President Zayed and other sheiks fear Iran inciting protests as broadcasts urge Muslims to rise against oppressors of the people.
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Associated Press
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Sadegh Ghotbzadeh
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U.N. Security Council
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Abu Dhabi
United Arab Emirates
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Shah
Zayed bin Sultan al Nahyan
Persian Gulf
Arabian Peninsula
Britain
United States
Emirate
Dubai
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Pope to Begin Dialogue Friday with Demetrius I in Istanbul
Pope John Paul II and Orthodox Patriarch Demetrius I will inaugurate talks aimed at ending over nine centuries of schism. The visit to Turkey includes meetings with Armenian Patriarch Snork Khaludjan, a tour of Hagia Sophia, and security restrictions amid regional tensions.
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Demetrius I
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Ankara
John Paul
Demetrius
Hagia Sophia
Christendom
Constantinople
Hurriyet
Paul VI
Topkapi Palace
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