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Gingrich » poitaea. bath a demonttnttIon end pro Gingrich < on rt ten lemon »t rat ion are planned outside the Wetnn Hotel in Seattle where win* of the event* are m heduled I n*- speaker, taking a breather from balanced-budget ItlU In Washington. 0 (1. is n hedutod to keynote a sold-out $Valt< krt rally of t.HMJ partisans at the Doubletree Suite* ballroom in Tukwila, south of Seattle U S Sen Skde Gorton and all seven Republican U S llouw members from Washington will attend, said party spokesman Todd Myers After a news conference. Gin* grich will attend a Sl.OOO a tul et retention and $250*aplate dinner, l*>th at the WetUm Myers said several hundred Ihlets w«n sold to the dinner and a smaller number for the m option. The profits will be uses! for state party aid for Republican candidates this fall, Mwr* said "It's great any time you can pick up that sort of money, and we aspect the Democrats to be bringing m tbetidenl Cfinton and Al Gore a little later" for their own fund-raiser. he said School bus collision with semi kilts driver, injures 37 children GREEN BAY. Wl*. SAP) - A «hm! but dnv»r wilh 39 *lud<*nU aboard drovt T.ieadav into In* path of • semi trailer truck a! a slippery inter section. killing himself and wndm* J? children to hospital* Ttw children suffered wound* ranging from head injuries and broken bone* io oil* and bruis es. Several were admitted to hospital*, including one in cntt cal condition Police Capt Cltnn Matcke said tl># bus driver, bo-year-old Richard Winters, may not have yielded to the truck or stopped for a stop sign The bus wa* turning onto a thoroughfare with a -IS mph speed limit The truck may have been momentarily hidden behind a mirror, said Allen lamer*, vice president of The lamer* Hu* Line, which owned the hue Lamer* said the intersection it • "had situation" and needs a 'Hip light ' nip m c idem proba bly could have been prevented i( there had been control light* there. “ Some of the children were trapped in the sc hool bus before being taken to hospital* Two were admitted in serious c ondi tion, four in fair condition and one in stable condition Winter* was assigned the MacArthur Elementary School bus route last month. Lamer* said He has been a it con sod bus driver since Oc tober 1094. and had driven charters before get ting the school bus Randy Griswold, who arrived at the scene shortly after the t.rash. said the left side of the driver's cab was demolished, and the driver "wound up curled up like a Ml tn the stair well. ... It’s a scene you can't etc’sc tils Griswold s 6-vear-oSd daugh ter, one of the pupils on the bus suffered minor iniurie* Chechen rebets take 2,000 people hostage In Southern Russia monio MOSCOW (AI*J — i hn h«*n iwbet* *««mJ a hospital and took 2,000 people hoatagr Tunadav in a southern Russian city. battling troop* In the street* and threat entng to turn this dty to hell and ashes" if Rttsaia doesn't pull its frm:.m out of OwdtSjRl At least 23 people were kilted in tlte assault on Kiztyar. in the republic of Dagestan, fro mile* northeast of the (Chechen capi tal of Crorny A similar episode at a hospital in June left more than J00 people dead President Bon* Yeltsin raged at hi* military for letting such an attack hap(N>n for a second time, denouncing soldier* he said were Honoring when they should have beers blocking rebels The attack, led by a son-in-law of separatist leader Ihr.hokhar Dudayev, was the latest sign of new life in the heleMguered Chechen rebel movement after several months of low-level actlv ity. Russian troops sealed off the town and fought hundred* of fwfwl* in street skirmishes, nows reports said. Chechen snipers controlled a bridge across the Terek River and two high-rise apartment buildings near the Ik» pita). The rebels threatened to kill hostages if Russia did not with draw it# troops from Chechnya An unconfirmed fTARTass report said rebels killed two of their hostages "We can turn this city to hell and ashes." the loader of the raid. 28 year-old Salman Raduyev. said in an interview broadcast Tuesday evening by Russian TV The attack prompted Yeltsin to Call an emergency session of sen urity chiefs in the Kremlin and brought renewed appeals from critics to end the war The raid recalled an attack in June when Chechen retiel* wired atmut 1.000 hostages in a hospi tal in the southern Russian town of Hudyonnovsl “ Hamilton Mall In tin* iosNIoim e Halls <5s€€-/s€€ n.m. Others: Outward Bound Yosemite Concessionaire Grand Teton Lodge Co. 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