Yukos Search Yields Hard Disk Removals in Moscow
Plainclothes police searched Yukos headquarters in Moscow aiming to uncover tax evasion by Sama raneftegaz. Authorities removed hard disks from computers but did not disrupt oil extraction servers, a company spokesman said. The criminal case targets the Samaraneftegaz unit over a roughly 3.4 billion dollar tax claim.
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Protestant parade ends in peace in Portadown
About 2,000 Orange Order Protestants were blocked from marching through Portadown’s Catholic Garvaghy Road. Police kept the peace as leaders delivered a protest letter at a steel barrier. The march has been halted for seven years in this sectarian hotspot near Belfast.
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Former general set to be Indonesia's next president
Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono known as SBY leads in polls to win Indonesia's presidential election. The vote marks a milestone for the young democracy as 155 million voters across 13,000 islands and three time zones participate. Jimmy Carter observes at polling sites.
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Rockets Fall in Israeli Areas Amid West Bank Attacks
In the northern West Bank on Sunday militants from the Al Aqsa Martyrs Brigades claimed attacks after an Israeli raid last week killed their leader. The violence included a morning ambush that killed a Jewish settler as Shin Bet warned of rising militant extremism ahead of possible evacuation of West Bank settlements. An official cited said an army officer was attacked in Jerusalem after helping dismantle a synagogue at a settlement outpost.
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Refugees Trek to Harsh Chad Camp After Sudan Conflict
Terrified Sudanese flee Darfur's violence and reach Iridimi camp in Chad after brutal attacks. Nearly 200000 villagers seek sanctuary in a hostile desert setting near the border, while 15000 residents at Iridimi face loss and insecurity. UN officials condemn the campaign of terror and document the deadly toll.
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Iran readies crime complaint against Saddam over war crimes
Iran says it has prepared a criminal complaint against Saddam Hussein for the 1980 invasion of Iran and use of chemical weapons during the eight year war. Tehran will file with the Iraqi court where Saddam faces trial, hoping for a transparent open process.
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Movie theater chief refuses Fahrenheit 9/11 show in Iowa
R L Fridley of Fridley Theatres, owner of venues in Iowa and Nebraska, says Fahrenheit 9/11 incites terrorism and does not show political propaganda from either side. He argues the film emboldens enemies and would divide the country further amid ongoing conflict.
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Rock band that sparked fire plays in St. Petersburg
The rock band Great White was booked to perform an outdoor concert in St. Petersburg as fireworks nearby raised questions about the date. Promoter John Claude Bodziak noted he did not intend to provoke tragedy and described the booking as ironic given the fatal fire caused by pyrotechnics.
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Lachey to star in six Charmed episodes
Nick Lachey will appear in six Charmed episodes on the WB as a guest ghost columnist filling in for Phoebe Halliwell. The actor, 30, joins the series starring Rose McGowan and Holly Marie Combs, with Alyssa Milano replaced by Lachey’s character.
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Manhunt ends after farm cows help track suspect
In Columbia Tennessee a tip led authorities to recover Parker Ray Elliott, suspected of fatally shooting his ex wife and daughter and wounding his son. A Maury County farm and a herd of cows aided a bloodhound search in nearby woods before Elliott's capture.
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