Lebanese wins 2002 Miss Int'l title

Lebanese wins 2002 Miss Int'l title

TOKYO, Japan - Christina Sawaya (C), a 22-year-old Lebanese, wins the 2002 Miss International Beauty Pageant in Tokyo on Sept. 30. Emmanuelle Jagodsinski (L), a 20-year-old French student, placed second, and 20-year-old Japanese Hana Urushima (R) came in third.

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