Woody Harrelson Climbs Golden Gate Bridge in Protest
Actor Woody Harrelson could face up to a year in jail and a $1000 fine after being charged with trespassing for scaling the Golden Gate Bridge in a protest against logging. Local authorities booked him following the stunt.
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Talks End Without Deal Over Hebron Troop Pullback
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat left talks in Gaza City without agreement on a West Bank Hebron troop pullback. Dennis Ross called the session productive, with negotiators set to meet again, while Arafat aides noted narrowing gaps but no pact yet.
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Peru hostage crisis stalls as negotiators urged to end siege
Hostages appeal for talks to end the stalemate at the Japanese ambassador's residence in Lima. Forty people remain confined in the walled compound, including Japanese businessmen and Peruvian officials, as President Fujimori and rebels show no ground. South Korea's Kim Young-sam discusses with Fujimori while a hostage from a Japanese firm remains inside. The situation follows the Tupac Amaru seizure on December 17 and a recent partial hostage release.
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Sunny but Cold Weekend Forecast Shifts to Mild Saturday
The forecast calls for sunny skies and increasingly mild temperatures reaching the 60s by Saturday. Breezy mornings ease into afternoon warmth as high pressure sustains dry conditions across the region.
Shots Fired in Belgrade Rally Sparks Clashes
In Belgrade, a sunman fired on opponents of Milosevic as clashes broke out between pro and anti government demonstrators. One man was shot in the head, a woman wounded, and police detained the gunman as riot squads separated tens of thousands at Republic and Terazije Squares amid ongoing protests against the Milosevic regime.
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