Tel Aviv Bus Bomb Kills, Wounds Dozens in Hamas Attack
A passing by own action bomber detonated a hazardous device on a red Dan bus on Dizengoff Street in central Tel Aviv, ripping the vehicle and injuring 22 fatally and 48 wounded. Hamas claimed responsibility, prompting Israel to threaten retaliation and authorities to seal areas as three Hamas-linked incidents unfolded in 11 days.
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Clinton considers adding Egypt and Syria to trip
President weighs expanding overseas tour to include Egypt and Syria. Decision could affect foreign policy goals and regional engagement while Joints with U.S. allies and assessments of stability shape the plan.
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Craven County DA Urged to Review Obstruction Charge Possibility
State auditor today urged Craven County district attorney to examine possible obstruction of justice charges in connection with activities at the Neuse River Council of Governments. Steve Jones, city editor, notes the auditor’s recommendation targets this local government body.
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Dole criticizes Clinton on military cuts and Haiti visit
U.S. Senate minority leader Bob Dole accused President Clinton of two mistakes during a New Bern stop with Walter Jones Jr. He criticized Clinton's 127 million in military cuts and U.S. involvement in Haiti, saying the military must not be squandered and American lives are at risk.
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Floods Force Thousands To Flee In Texas Shelters
Edna Mae Montgomery fled her rising floodwater home as southeast Texas endured unrelenting rain since Sunday. About 10,000 people were driven from their homes to 42 shelters across the region amid strong storms, with deaths including a two month old baby and more missing presumed drowned as up to seven inches of rain fell.
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Hibbing Officials Ousted Over Open Meetings Violations
Minnesota Supreme Court unanimously ruled against Mayor James Collins Clerk Im Bey Le Segue 2 and two council members in a Hibbing case. They were found to have held five closed labor talks that stray into policy areas over four months in 1991. The ruling marks a rare forfeiture of office under open meeting law.
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Seafood alerts tout healthy catches at eateries
The Center for Science in the Public Interest says seafood restaurants offer more healthy low fat options than other places and urges baking broiling and grilling over frying. A sample meal with baked potato sour cream salad and rolls totals 723 calories while a fried seafood combo reaches 2178 calories and 130 fat grams. Public opinion shows half aware of CSPI findings with 81 percent valuing them though fewer than half say the surveys affect their dining choices.
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