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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 2003

Page

5

Havel’s quiet exit caps a era of upheaval and doubt

Vaclav Havel steps down after 13 years as Czech president in a year that began with 1989 revolutions and ended with a more mundane post communist reality. He recalls the fairy tale of revolution while acknowledging the hard fall to earth and the limits of his dream. The Czech Republic has moved beyond dictatorship, joined NATO, and aims to enter the European Union.

Prague Czech Republic Vaclav Havel Europe Soviet Union Havel Earth City University of New York NATO European Union

West Bank raid kills Hamas activist and night watchman

Israeli undercover troops killed a 21 year old Hamas activist Iyad Abu ne in Jenin and a 62 year old Palestinian night watchman at a West Bank firehouse after a two hour gun battle. Two other militants were arrested as homes were blown up in Hebron. Military said operation part of dragnet Hot Winter.

Jerusalem West Bank Lebanon Iraq Sidon bin Et Hilweh Hamas Hebron Abraham Yasser Arafat Ariel Sharon Arafat

Explosion Kills Four Afghan Soldiers in Nimroz Province

A pickup carrying Afghan troops hit a land mine in Nimroz about 60 miles south of Cha har Burjak near the Pakistan border. Four soldiers died and five were wounded. officials said the mine was Russian in origin from the 1979-1989 Soviet occupation and not linked to Taliban or al Qaida. The area is among Afghanistan’s most mined regions amid ongoing opium eradication efforts.

Kandahar Afghanistan Chahar Burjak Nimroz Mohammad Sawaz Sadat Sadat Taliban al-Qaida Gulbuddin Hekmatyar

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