Ocalan brought to Turkey to face justice amid protests
World roundup reports Abdullah Ocalan, Kurdish rebel leader, flown to Ankara to face justice with possible death penalty. Greece and Europe see protests over asylum, while Castro backs Cuba’s hard line on death penalty. NATO force debate over Kosovo looms as Yugoslavia negotiations intensify.
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Iraq Threats Rise Over No Fly Zone Patrols
Iraqi state media warned US and British warplanes patrolling northern no fly zones will face a heavy price. Vice President Ramadan threatened to attack Turkish bases, while officials urged restraint as US jets continued strikes from Incirlik base in southern Turkey.
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Bombings shake Uzbekistan capital before cabinet meeting
In Tashkent a bomb exploded at the government headquarters triggering a shootout and more explosions in what officials say was an assassination attempt on President Islam Karimov. At least seven people were killed with higher figures possible as two attackers were killed and Karimov was not in the building.
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Two Newborns Reunited With Birth Mothers After Mix-Up
In Orange California two baby boys were swapped at St Joseph Hospital and later returned to their biological mothers after DNA tests confirmed the corrections. Four nurses were placed on leave as the hospital reviews the incident highlighting wristband checks.
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Pentagon scrubs vast network after cyber briefing
Pentagon cyber-warriors demonstrated how terrorists could locate personal data by combining public bios and contractor records with phone calls to pinpoint dates of classified nuclear exercises. Army Gen Henry Shelton observed as the briefing prompted a mass review order to scrub military internet sites.
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Aretha Franklin Faces Debts Amid Lawsuit Onset
Detroit Free Press reports Aretha Franklin, 51? earns millions from a 40 year career yet faces more than 30 lawsuits since 1988 seeking over 51 million. Some cases settled or paid after court action, liens placed on homes and assets when judgments were ignored.
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