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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 2001

Page

6

Escape by two inmates during transfer to hearing

In Nashville Tennessee two maximum security prisoners Lyle Van Alzen aged 35 and Billy Coffelt aged 47 overpowered guards with homemade knives while being escorted via an underground tunnel from the city jail to the courthouse. They fled Friday morning but were recaptured a few hours later.

Nashville, Tenn Lyle van Alzen Billy Coffelt

Fires force evacuation near Bozeman Montana

Five homes were evacuated before dawn as firefighters battled a wildfire that has burned about 4000 acres sixty miles northwest of Yellowstone. Gusting winds drove flames to within a quarter mile of several residences in the foothills south of Bozeman.

Bozeman, Mont Yellowstone National Park Bozeman

NASA finds problem with shuttle Columbia compartments

NASA engineers in Cape Canaveral report misshapen holes in two orbital-engine compartments planned for the space shuttle Columbia. The holes, likely caused by machining, raise questions about their timing and impact as Columbia is prepared for a Hubble Space Telescope mission early next year.

Cape Canaveral, Fla NASA

Hospital fined for code violations after MRI death in Valhalla

A hospital in Valhalla New York was fined twenty two thousand dollars following a fatal incident where a 6 year old boy was killed by an oxygen tank pulled by a strong MRI magnet. The state Health Department announced the penalty on Friday. A separate Friday fire at the Hartford Civic Center in Connecticut sent smoke from the 26 year old building and investigators cited a probable underground transformer malfunction per Police Lt. Brian Heavren.

Valhalla New York State Health Department Hartford Civic Center Hartford Connecticut Brian Heavren

Ethics panel weighs sex selection by fertility clinics

Washington AP reports the ethics chair of a fertility standards group says sex selection for non medical reasons may be ethical for some couples, prompting a Chicago and New York clinic to offer the service. Critics warn of discrimination and risks, while the full committee has not yet voted.

Washington Chicago New York Norbert Gleicher Center For Human Reproduction American Society For Reproductive Medicine Ethics Committee John A. Robertson Robert Rebar Robertson University of

EU sees rising trafficking into Europe despite action

Europol says trafficking into the European Union is worsening with up to 120,000 women and children trafficked annually into western Europe. Victims face sexual exploitation or forced labor as crime groups grow more sophisticated and central European transit rises. ministers agree on a Europe wide prison term for traffickers.

Brussels Belgium European Union Europol Europe Willy Bruggeman Bruggeman EU Justice and Interior Frank Jensen

New NATO mission starts in Macedonia under German lead

Brig Gen Heinz-Georg Keer commands about 250 troops to protect EU and OSCE monitors aiding peace efforts in Macedonia. The operation follows a Western peace accord between Macedonians and ethnic Albanians, with NATO handing control to a smaller contingent as monitors deploy nationwide.

Skopje Macedonia Germany NATO Balkan Heinz-Georg Keer European Union Organization For Security and Cooperation In Europe Alliance OSCE

Four Palestinians killed on anniversary escalates region-wide march

Thousands of Palestinians marched in the West Bank and Gaza to mark the anniversary of the fighting. Three were killed by Israeli fire and a fourth died in a premature explosion while a bomb he prepared. Forty-five Palestinians and six Israelis were wounded as both sides traded blame yet pressed toward a cease-fire.

Jerusalem Israel West Bank Gaza Strip Shimon Peres Yasser Arafat Washington Hebron

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