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...Mohamed Khalif, was killed along with two pilots when their aircraft crashed shortly after takeoff. Three other ministers were injured. Caracas One person was killed and at least 12 wounded after a suspected bomb exploded near a pro-government rally in the Venezuelan capital. Patna A deadly monthlong cold spell led the Indian state of Bihar to declare a disaster. Some of the lowest temperatures in three decades have killed more than 1,800 people in India, Nepal and Bangladesh. Kabul After a 10-year ban Afghan women regained the right to drive. Thirty female officials passed the first four...
...Numbers 1,600 people died in Nepal, Bangladesh and northern India during a four-week cold spell that saw temperatures...
...baby son and had no intention of dropping the child when he dangled him over the side of the balcony [People, Dec. 2], it was appalling to see that Jackson did not remember that things can interfere with the best intentions. Would sudden heart failure or a fainting spell have left Jackson with time enough to put the baby in a safe place? What about a sniper's firing from a nearby roof? Even the unlikeliest possibilities are always heeded by mature parents. ODE LAFORGE Fontenilles, France...
...that point in first half, sophomore Kevin Rogus came up off the bench to spell him. That allowed Sullivan to move Harvey to the point and still have a bona fide outside shooter off the ball. The sophomore made the most of his minutes, hitting on consecutive rainbow treys. Harvey assisted on both...
...demonstrators have departed, resulting in shots of a few stragglers milling around in a public square instead of tens of thousands shouting for Kuchma's resignation. Bland, uncritical television news programs - the main information source for most Ukrainians - fail to give coverage to the protesters or to spell out their demands. And for appearances on talk-show programs, correspondents are told what to say hours in advance. Kuchma, a former missile-plant director who won the presidency in 1994, may well have total control of the media, but events both in- and outside Ukraine are beginning to elude his grasp...