World IN BRIEF : GREECE : Air Force Sergeant Killed in Bomb Blast
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A powerful bomb blast killed an American Air Force sergeant in an Athens suburb. Police said the attack bore the hallmarks of the left-wing November 17 guerrilla group. Police identified the dead man as Sgt. Ronald Stewart, 35, who had worked at the U.S. Hellenikon Air Base for five years. The remote-controlled bomb exploded as Stewart walked to his home in the seaside suburb of Glyfada.
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