Siege of Palace of Justice Kills 109 in Colombia
Relatives mourn as charred bodies are carried from the Palace of Justice ruins after a siege by guerrillas and an army assault. The death toll, at least 109, includes all 41 insurgents and 12 Supreme Court justices. Official figures scarce with more bodies feared in the vast building.
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Colombia
Palace of Justice
Supreme Court
Associated Press
Belisario Betancur
Betancur
Bolivar Plaza
Teens try to beat train in fatal party van incident
LaGrange police say seven Grafton teens riding in a van attempted to outrun a westbound freight train at a single crossing. Bryant 17 was seriously injured, others suffered minor injuries, and several occupants face pending charges. The van and train collision occurred despite warning signals.
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Dan Moore
Moore
Bryant
Grafton
Wilson
Dorothy Aicone
National Dr
Aicone
Missy
Elm Rd
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Richard D’inean
Melody Lane
Michelle Wolford
Elm Street
Michael Goldsmith
Island Road
George Baker
Hamony Dr
Conrail
Flood survivors seek news of missing parents in West Virginia
A woman and her sister in Herndon Virginia cannot reach their parents after a flood that destroyed about 4000 homes and caused an estimated 200 million dollars in damage. They watched rooftops in TV reports and hope their parents crossed to higher ground, possibly to an aunt's home. The sister's brother attends Glenville State College but was not affected.
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Carol Nimo
Herndon
CIA releases Yurchenko file in bid to clarify defector status
The CIA posted a three page biography on Vitaly Yurchenko stating he is a 25 year KGB veteran with marital problems who supervised Soviet spying in North America and assisted in placing double agents. The document offered no source or verification details.
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Washington
CIA
Vitaly Yurchenko
North America
U.S
Yurchenko
Patti Volz
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