Former student storms German school, goes on shooting spree that
wounds 25  Associated Press Writer  [Related P-1 article:
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training exercise]  EMSDETTEN, Germany -- A former student armed
with guns and bombs stormed a high school in northwestern
Germany, wounding 25 people before he was found dead, police
said.  The 18-year-old went into the Geschwister Scholl school
in Emsdetten, near the Dutch border, at about 9:30 a.m. (0830
GMT) and fired several shots, officials said.  Three students
aged 12 to 15, a female teacher and the head caretaker suffered
gunshot wounds. Several of the injuries were serious, but none
life-threatening.  Another 20 people were hurt by the smoke,
most of them police officers. The school was quickly cleared and
the students taken to safety.  The assailant was found dead
during a police search of the school, officers said. His name
has not been released.  The incident brought back memories of a
shooting rampage in the easter