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the name of the large area of warm water M •
El Nino. We all heard about it. El Nino is

off the coast of Mexico. This year, the area
was larger than ever causing weather
havoc all over the world. In Omaha, El
Nino was blamed for two blizzards in Oc­
tober and March. RHS students missed
eight days of school! El Nino also caused
fires in Indonesia, mud slides in Califor­
nia and was also to blame for the sick­
ness of thousands of fish and other ma­ I •
rine animals.
Photo from Newsweek Magazine

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British nanny Louise Woodward was hired to
take care of an 8-month-old baby by a Massa­
chusetts family. The infant later died of myste­
rious head injuries. When Woodward was con­
victed of second degree murder, supporters here The anxiety that Saddam was producing deadly chemical and
and in England cried injustice. A week later, the would not allow UN officials to inspect his weapons. Presi­G •
biological weapons was building. Tension increased when he
judge reduced her sentence to manslaughter and
she was set free. Photo from People Magazine dent Clinton had to decide whether or not to strike. Luckily,
negotiations were made. Photo from Newsweek Magazine

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