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To: pat mudge who wrote (36973)	3/1/1998 9:29:00 PM
From: Glenn D. Rudolph	Read Replies (2) of 61433

***OT****** Hourly News Summary United Press International - March 01, 1998 21:16 %WORLD_NEWS %WORLD %HEADLINES V%UPI P%UPI Around the World, Around the Clock...with United Press International. -0- The last two McCaughey septuplets - Alexis May and Natalie Sue - have finally gone home to their family. The two babies left Blank Children's Hospital in Des Moines, Iowa this morning. A hospital spokeswoman says all staff members are happy that the entire McCaughey family is finally reunited. -0- A propane explosion in southeastern Wisconsin is now a homicide investigation. Walworth County authorities say they found a body in the trunk of a car that crashed into a 30,000-gallon liquid propane tank. The Saturday afternooon crash caused an explosion and fire that forced hundreds of residents out of their homes. -0- A police officer in Lancaster, Texas is on paid leave after fatally shooting the father of his own supervisor. The shooting occurred during a domestic disturbance call in suburban Dallas. The officer shot former Lancaster Police Officer Johnny Paul Flatt when Flatt tried removing a child from the midst of a family argument. Flatt allegedly pointing a gun at officers who tried to stop him from leaving. -0- A tornado hit Deerfield Beach, Florida late Saturday afternoon. The twister threw trees as high as 60-feet into the air and sent cars airborne. However the storm caused no fatalities or serious injuries. The National Weather Serivce says these storms packed winds of 70 to 100 MPH. -0- The latest U.N.-Iraq agreement took centerstage on ABC's ''This Week. '' Chief U.N. weapons inspector Richard Butler says the diplomats assigned to accompany U.N. inspectors have two tasks -observing the U.N. inspectors and making sure Iraq keeps its part of the agreement. -0- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says he'll pull his troops out of Lebanon if the Lebanese government accepts ''appropriate security arrangements.'' Israeli Defense Minister Yitzhak Mordechai will go to France this week seeking mediation. -0- Palestinian Authority police and security forces have discovered an arms store containing guns and explosive devices in the Gaza Strip. A Palestinian police spokesman says officers have arrested several suspects. -0- A former Brookhaven National Laboratory scientist says radioactive materials may have seeped into local drinking water on New York's Long Island. A New York Times report quotes Robert Ramirez as saying waste water and rain could have entered the soil near the Upton, N.Y., lab and contaminated the underground water supply. -0- By Andrew Stewart (UPI). -0-

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