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Rare dinosaur fossils discovered: Chinese paleontologists have announced the discovery of rare dinosaur fossils dating back some 90 million years in central China s Hubei province. Xinhua reports from Wahan.
The fossils represent three dinosaurs from the "bird-foot family", according to paleontologists from the Institute of Vertebrate Paleontology and Paleoanthropology under the Chinese Academy of Sciences. The body of the largest dinosaur measures some six metres in length and the smallest some two metres.
Bomb scare in HK hotel: Guests had to evacuate Hong Kong's luxury Excelsior Hotel on Sunday because of a bomb scare, days before the formal start of the annual World Bank-IMF meetings, Reuter reports from Hong Kong.
The evacuation followed a telephoned bomb threat, but the object of suspicion was found to be a box of "mooncakes". Chinese stuffed pastry eaten during the mid-autumn moon festival which falls on Tuesday.
Some delegates to the World Bank and International Monetary Fund (IMF) meetings, which formally start on Wednesday,^are staying at the five-star hotel in Hong Kong's Wire walkers cross Thames riven Two tightrope walkers made history on Sunday when they successfully crossed the River Thames after setting out from opposite banks. Reuter reports from London.
to laud applause from thousands of onlookers, American Jade Klndar-Martln, 23. shook hands with Frenchman Didier Pasquette, 29. and then gracefully stepped over him at mid point with the 30Q-metre walls. 7 ’'? . ’
Holding balancing poles tout -wfthtnrt a safety net.-'the two ' wire walkers made the dare devil feat look easy, pausing to sit and even lie on the-one ineh l 1 and a half centimetre) wide cable suspended 150 feet (50 metres) above the river.
Air force jet crashes in US • A US Air Force F-117A Stealth fighter crashed In Maryland on Sunday after the pilot ejected from the aircraft during an air show, the Defence Department said, Reuter reports from Washington.
Amateur video showed parts of the plane broke off as it started to climb after level flight over the airfield.
The plane then tumbled and rolled, trailing smoke and additional pieces of material, the videotape showed. A sharp explosion marked the pilot's ejection and the plane then drove straight into the ground.
Summit on Congo crisis adjourned: African mediators in the Congo crisis adjourned a minl-summit late on Sunday and agreed to resume their discussions at 10:00 am (0900 GMD yesterday, AFP reports from Libreville.
The summit is seen as crucial to averting full-scale civil war of former strongman Denis Sassou Nguesso and troops loyal to President Pascal Usasouba.
420 newsmen killed in Latin America: Some 420 journalists have been murdered in Latin America since 1970 and another 151 have "disappeared." according to a Latin American Journalists Federation (FELAP) report published Sunday. AFP says from Havana.
Colombia, where 108 journalists have been killed, according to the FELAP report published In the Juventud Rebelde weekly. The second highest total was 90 in Mexico.
A total of 89 Journalists have disappeared in Argentina, more than in any other Latin American country.
Blast in fair hurts 25 in Turkey: Twenty five people were injured, two seriously, Sunday when a bomb exploded at the premises of a publishing house at an industrial fair at Gfaziantep in southern Turkey near the Syrian border, the governor of the province. Muammer Guler said, AFP reports from Ankara.
The home-made bomb was thrown towards the stand set out by the publisher who also sold, among other things, the Bible. Guler said, as quoted by the Anatolia News Agency. Five people were taken to a local hospital for treatment, and two were said to be in "critical" condition.