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It's time again for the Spring Bridal
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to inform the bride and groom in
planning for marriage; from the
engagement ring to honeymoon.
Deadline: January 25, 2001
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Sales Representative today!
845.2696
THE BATTALION
Friday, January 18, 2002
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Gunman opens fire in Israt
JERUSALEM (AP) — A
Palestinian gunman walked into
a wedding hall in northern Israel
Thursday and opened fire with
an assault rifle, killing five peo
ple at a bat mitzvah and injuring
30, Israeli police said. A militant
group claimed responsibility for
the attack, the deadliest in more
than a month.
Police earlier said the attack
er threw hand grenades hut wit
nesses and subsequent police
accounts said the attacker
opened fire with an M-16 and
was stopped before he could
throw a grenade.
The attacker had a belt of
ammunition which police at first
feared was a belt of explosives
for a suicide attack.
“A tall man ran and screar
a few things and started sh<
ing everywhere.” said Uriel (
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who was in the
hall w'here peo
brating at a Jewish coming of
age ceremony.
People in the hall pushed the
attacker outside, where he was
shot and killed by police, bring
ing the death toll to six, said
police commissioner Shlomo
Aharonishki.
I he Al Aqsa Brigades, a
militia linked to Yasser Arafat's
Fatah, claimed responsibility in
a phone call to The Associated
Press. It was the bloodiest attack
since Arafat's Dec. 16
announcement of a cease-fire in
months of clashes between
Israelis and Palestinians.
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All Students, Faculty and Staff
are invited to attend a
public meeting to hear
a briefing on the recommended use of
a proposed $2/SCH increase in
the Designated Tuition
Tuesday, January 22, 2002
3:00 p.m.
Memorial Student Center
Room 292
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