Colleges quit scare tactic on drinking
Colleges nationwide abandon fear based anti drinking posters and switch to campaigns displaying statistics showing students drink less. Early results on several campuses show notable declines in heavy drinking within two years, prompting hundreds of colleges to adopt the approach, though some researchers question the data and warn against overinterpretation.
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William DeJong
Higher Education Center For Alcohol and Other Drug Prevention
Newton
Mass
Trudeau Remembered at Montreal Burials and Global Tributes
Thousands mourn the passing of Pierre Trudeau as his body returns to Montreal for burial after a state funeral. Fidel Castro lauded Trudeau as a world class statesman, arriving in Montreal and paying tribute at City Hall after an emotional nationwide farewell marking his 80 years and bilingual multicultural legacy.
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Newfoundland
City Hall
Duesseldorf synagogue firebombing probes youths
Police questioned two youths aged 15 and 16 after a synagogue in Duesseldorf was firebombed on the eve of Germany’s reunification anniversary. No injuries were reported. Authorities consider a possible right wing motive while a prominent Jewish leader called for better protection of Jewish institutions.
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Germany
Belize hit as Tropical Storm Keith drenches capital
Belize City endured power lines over water flooded streets and roofs peeled back by Keith. Rain turned lanes to knee deep rivers as the storm hovered off the Caribbean coast, causing three deaths elsewhere in Central America and at least one in Mexico, with Belize reporting no fatalities.
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Kursk Crew Retrieval Contract Awarded to Halliburton Unit
The Tananger Norway arm of Halliburton won a contract to aid in retrieving the remains of 118 seamen from the Kursk disaster. Retrieval is set to begin around October 18, with officials noting many remains may be unrecoverable due to extensive damage to the submarine.
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Protests in Yugoslavia widen as Milosevic clings to power
Belgrade ministers report nationwide protests with miners blocking Kolubara mine complex and armored units guarding it. Gen. Pavkovic seeks a resolution while Milosevic denounces West linked opponents as agents of chaos. Traffic halted north of Belgrade as opposition plans a Thursday march on the capital.
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Greece ferry sinking witnesses face murder charges
Greek hearings into the Express Samina disaster, Greece's deadliest ferry crash in 35 years, continue as four crew members are charged with murder. Defendants cite weather and possible human error. first officer Tassos Psychogos says captain was resting and winds and rocks contributed to the crash near Paros on September 26, with at least 79 dead.
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