World figure Carlos the Jackal arrested in Sudan
Carlos the Jackal, longtime wanted terrorist linked to the Munich Olympics massacre, was arrested in Khartoum Sudan by French counterintelligence. He is to appear before a French court as Interpol notes his indictment for killing two French citizens.
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Students return to class as Craven schools expect higher enrollment
Sun Journal reports Craven County schools anticipate enrollment growth with first day running smoothly. Herbert Gray, personnel director, notes potential reassignments as tallies are finalized. Openings at Havelock Middle show unusually calm weather with seventh graders oriented early and buses running on time.
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Industrial production rises in July despite strikes
Washington reports July industrial output up 0.2 percent driven by machinery and consumer goods. Capacity use holds at 83.9 percent, echoing cautious hopes of Fed rate moves as strikes trim gains and electricity output dips from June. The Fed’s FOMC meets behind closed doors amid talks of possible rate increases.
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Woodstock 94 leaves muddy festival grounds in chaos
The crowd swelled to around 350000 in a rain soaked Woodst ock 94 festival leaving muddy grounds and scarce shuttle service. Many entered for free, tickets holders faced delays and disorganization. Fans recalled the event as chaotic yet memorable amid rain and mud. Joe Walsh called it historic and hurriedly concluded.
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Bar visit cited as woman linked to house fire deaths
Camilla Foulks, a 25 year old single mother, was said to have been at a bar while her bungalow caught fire killing three of her children and five other relatives aged 5 months to 7 years. An 8 year old girl escaped. Police say the parents left the children with her overnight. Foulks reportedly left two hours before the fire and returned after authorities arrived. Witnesses claimed she had been at a bar. The fire started in a front bedroom of a one story wood house on a tree lined street about 100 miles southeast of St Louis. Smoke detectors were present in three bedrooms. Yellow tape surrounded the scene after the blaze was put out.
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Clinton crime bill fight continues in White House
President Clinton and Congressional leaders pressed to overcome stalemate over the 33 billion crime bill with a push for bipartisan compromise. Panetta and Gingrich signaled willingness to work together while emphasizing core issues like an assault weapons ban and tougher penalties, as Foley noted possible tradeoffs on youth programs.
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