Turkeys dumped after poison scare in Tucson
In Tucson a false cyanide poisoning scare led to thousands of Thanksgiving turkeys dumped in a landfill. Smith's Food and Drug Stores refunded or exchanged 4,050 turkeys and pulled 550 more. no confirmed poisonings, CDC tests pending. Authorities say it was a hoax by a troubled individual.
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Deadly electric fence divides two nations
Knight-Ridder reports at the Mozambican border near Albert's Neck that refugees and soldiers describe electrocution risks from a 35 mile electrified razor wire fence. The worker notes a woman and child died near the fence, with voltage the unknown factor in crossings amid civil war and famine.
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