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Eastern, but the ABC station cited a sheriff's office report that several were taken to Augusta University Medical Center, with five in serious condition and two in fair condition.

The station cited a pro-Hezbollah official, who said the group and its allies would reject any ideas for ending the conflict that were not proposed by Mr. Nasrallah.

Correction: August 29 , 2001 Wednesday An article on Monday about the New York City Board of Education's plan to replace ethnic programming with classical music on its radio station, WNYE-FM (91.5), referred incorrectly to another station, cited by opponents of the change as an example of an outlet where such music is already available.

One South Korean TV station cited a South Korean official as saying Kim Jong-un had accompanied his father on the trip.

But the lawyer representing Infinity Broadcasting, the company that owns KROQ as well as the Philadelphia station cited by the FCC last April for airing the allegedly offensive remarks of so-called New York "shock jock" Howard Stern, has said that the FCC's "murky" policy has many radio personalities running scared.

The television station, citing health officials, said 21 people had died.

The state-run Rossiya 24 news station, citing its correspondent in Slavyansk, said two "attackers" were killed, in a total death toll of five.

Modernist architects, including Philip Johnson and Robert Venturi, signed petitions denouncing the "vandalism" planned for the station, citing its status as a Beaux-Arts landmark, but an on-site protest march on Aug. 2, 1962, attracted no more than 200 people.

He insisted that "Radio 1 is a hot young radio station", citing the popularity of the late John Peel as proof that the age of presenters did not mean that they could not appeal to younger audiences.

At least one of the chemicals leaking from the damaged train is understood to be sodium hydroxide, according to the local NBC TV station, citing multiple sources at the scene.

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