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Saturday, May 9, 1998
  Newton's laws prevents Rs 70-cr loss
Newton's Law of Gravitation has helped Surat Municipal Corporation prevent a whopping Rs 70 crore loss on a master project on drainage network. Or so its officials are now claiming after spending Rs 75 lakh on an ill-conceived project advocated by AIC Watson Company.
  Lethal arms dump points to major strike on Kashmir
With the recovery of yet another sophisticated arms dump from the frontier district, the Army suspects that the militants are dumping these heavy weapons to strike in a big way in future. A number of such dumps have been excavated by the Army recently, particularly in the Kupwara area.

Despite Army chief's warning, riots spread to more towns in Indonesia
As Indonesian troops restored relative calm after a week of rioting in Medan, thousands of protesters went on a rampage until early yesterday in Padang, West Sumatra, looting shops and attacking banks and government buildings.
Israel rejects US peace formula
Israel has again rejected a United States-backed compromise for breaking a 14-month-old peace deadlock with the Palestinians. "The very proposals being spoken of are not acceptable to the Government of Israel for the very reason that it doesn't fall in line with the security needs of the State of Israel," Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's senior adviser Danny Navehg said.


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Apathy comes up trumps in British local polls
Following yesterday's local government elections in England, all three political parties claim to have made gains. The elections covered 4,000 seats in 166 county councils in England with seats last contested in 1994.
To follow Hide-san
The suicide of Japanese rock star Hideto Matsumoto has triggered a series of copycat deaths among teenage girls amid an outpouring of grief affecting tens of thousands of young people. The latest victim was in the western city of Hiroshima. The 14-year-old hanged herself and left a note reading that she would die to follow Hide-san.

 


  Dhule is latest contender for Medical varsity
  Red Cross asked to review role in India
  Nepal students plan anti-India protest
  Nagpur canal closure sparks water crisis
  FCI officials face nepotism charges
  Scrap excise on steel, Govt urged
  Legislative Council polls
  HC fiat to Delhi Govt on Bhagat Singh's statue
  Accused in New Delhi shoot-out sues Zee TV
  CBI to probe Indian air hostess' death in Austria
  SC notices to 12 ex-BSP MLAs
  Health Ministry isolated on gutka ban
  Shooting spree has police at wits end
  They byte more
  World Vignettes
  Travel ban on Iraqi officials may be lifted
  Passengers "pay" for shared meal
  "Improvement" committee set up at Nehru Centre
  House robbed at Malad
  New Rent bill soon
  Engg exams rescheduled
  Jaundice spreads panic in Kalyan
  Mumbai Speaks
  Bollywood's woes to get a hearing, finally
  Mumbai notes
  Stay granted on Std XI quotas
  China protests again, US calls Fernandes
  US blasts Pak blasphemy laws
  Unearthing Big Bang II
  Hurriyat leaders in Delhi to meet foreign diplomats
  Pak Army chief exhorts more focus on economy
  ULFA reiterates terms for talks
  Marx on Wall Street? WTO city awaits Fidel Castro
  Quicktakes
  No recording statement of Katia in France
  21-yr-old ends life; bid by another fails
  MC to study Delhi pattern
  Mayor gunmen hurt
  PGI nurses plan stir from May 11
  Hey Admn, why (must we go to) the tout?
  News in brief
  `Place DIG Kanungo's report on file'
  Witness identifies Hawara, Balwant as visitors of Gurmeet
  Concern over falling profitability of PSUs
  World Red Cross Day celebrated
  PPS members demand separate cadre
  CET roll numbers sent
  Welfare camp on May 12
  Sale of uncovered food items banned
  Essay writing contest held
  Rationalise school fee
  Acute shortage of water in new telecom colony resented
  PSIEC discusses problems of SSIs
  Property dispute
  Balmikis to resort to rail roko
  Water supply, sewerage schemes under MC
  Amarinder Singh to appear before Akal Takht today
  27 nurses sacked
  Upgradation of two state highways sought
  Remedy against bird hits `stinks'
  CII student fair gets underway
  Suspect in GK murder still missing
  Govt invokes ESMA to tackle nurses' strike
  Undertrials clash in Tihar
  Schoolboy crushed to death by DTC tanker
  Derelict hospital adds insult to injury
  Kids just wanna have fun... that's what they really want
  New Delhi Crime Beat
  Teachers may get another hearing
  Maid's husband held for Malviya Nagar murder
  12 hurt in factory explosion, two critical
  Fauji's remand extended
  Five of baraat hurt after rogue bus slams truck
  Parking up the wrong street
  Societies may pay less property tax
  Students allege 1st yr economic honours paper was out of context
  Sanat Kaul is new Sales Tax Commissioner
  New Delhi Beat
  Cong MLA ends hunger strike
  Pune Beat
  PMC decides to levy octroi on gold
  Poll code not to affect development works
  Nigavekar unfolds three E's
  Apathetic crowd sealed his fate
  Additional flight to Leh sought
  `Post facto approval of projects became more of a norm'

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