Multiple incidents in brief from Ohio truck crash to Saturn moons and Savannah high school shooting
A van with 12 female prisoners and two sheriff's officers was hit by a fertilizer truck near London Ohio. At least one inmate was in serious condition. About 100 gallons spilled with minimal health risk. Four new Saturn moons discovered by McMaster University astronomers. A Savannah man, Darrell Ingram, was convicted of killing two youths at a Beach High School dance. a third teen was wounded. Witnesses differed on who fired the shots.
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Ohio
Doctors Hospital West
Columbus
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
Saturn
J.J. Kavelaars
McMaster University
Hamilton
Canada
Savannah
Darrell Ingram
Beach High School
Ramone Kimble
Stacy Smalls
Ingram
Bomb threat targets USS Cole investigators in Aden Yemen
Port-side hotel security tightened with gun vehicles and 500 yard buffer as Yemeni and U.S. investigators continue probing the October 12 Cole attack that killed 17 sailors. FBI teams in Aden and Washington shift evidence home on a heavy lift ship while Yemen names suspects tied to Islamic Jihad.
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Aden
Yemen
U.S
Barbara Bodine
Bodine
San‘a
U.S. Defense Department
Bahrain
Qatar
Turkey
FBI
United States Fox
Washington
Janet Reno
Reno
United States
Ali Abdullah Saleh
Military leaders urged to strengthen troop protections nationwide
Defense Secretary Cohen and Gen Shelton urged commanders to review and improve force protection after the USS Cole attack. They emphasized seeking stronger security, perimeter defenses, and higher resources, while not detailing specific measures. Remains of the 17 sailors were prepared for family return at Dover Air Force Base.
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Defense
William Cohen
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Cohen
Henry H. Shelton
Pentagon
Kenneth Bacon
Bacon
Cole
Aden
U.S
Europe
Latin America
Asia-Pacific
Middle East
Cohen and Shelton
Dover Air Force Base
Del
Christine Kunz
Death by own action bomber raises fears of more attacks
A Palestinian bomber on a bicycle detonated explosives near an Israeli army outpost at Gaza's Gush Katif Junction, killing none and injuring one. Islamic Jihad claimed responsibility as clashes spread in West Bank and Gaza amid stalled talks, with leaders urging broader international mediation.
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Israel
Islamic Jihad
Gaza Strip
Gaza
Clinton
Washington
West Bank
Danny Yatom
Ehud Barak
United States
European Union
Russia
Army
Raanan Gissin
Nabil Araeer
Gush Katif
Gaza City
Araeer
Yassin
Fathi Shekaki
Malta
Beirut
Lebanon
Army Radio
Barak
Labor Party
Liberal Party
Yasser Arafat
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Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy
Tufts University
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San’a
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