yesterday was...

Wednesday 28 June 1995 18:02 EDT
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A good day for:

cartoonists, with the report from Brazzaville that the constitution of Congo has been produced in comic-strip form to make it accessible to a wider public. World Bank figures indicate a 43.4 per cent adult illiteracy rate.

A bad day for:

flying bakers, when a Swedish passenger jet was forced to make an emergency landing after a bread roll became stuck in a cooling fan of the on-board oven. There was a good deal of smoke, but no injuries. A doctor and crisis group accompanied passengers on the flight to London to soothe troubled nerves.

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