Police search for weapons at Portadown protest church scene
Police resumed search for explosives and firearms at a rural church near Portadown after a protest by about 200 Orange Order supporters. Eight lodge members will be allowed in during the search, with strict limits thereafter. Assistant Chief Constable Tom Craig said peaceful protest is allowed but unarmed demonstrators as cover for violence will not be tolerated.
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Three Korean commanders fired over spy incursion
The Defense Ministry dismissed three navy and army commanders for their role in Sunday's alleged North Korean spy incursion. Two three star generals were reprimanded for failing to properly conduct the search, a massive operation under way for five days in the east coast mountains with thousands of troops and police.
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First direct US Cuba flight brings reunions to Havana
In Havana over 200 travelers on United’s first direct commercial flight from Miami in two years reunite with relatives after long separations. Among them Gladys Carpenter, 62, meets her 18 month old granddaughter. many others spot estranged family, while a crowd cheers at Jose Marti International Airport. The flight resumes after Clinton’s 1996 ban tied to Brothers to the Rescue incidents, later cited as international law concerns and Pope John Paul II’s Cuba visit.
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World Bank to audit its books amid kickback probes
The World Bank will bring in external auditors after an internal probe found possible kickbacks and embezzlement. President James Wolfensohn announced a fraud team and two firms to review about 28.6 billion in annual loans, with one civil suit targeting former official Fritz Rodriguez for alleged kickbacks on a 435000 Algeria water project.
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Pistols in the pulpit permitted in Kentucky houses of worship
In Lexington Kentucky the legislature revised rules allowing ministers and church officers with concealed weapons permits to carry firearms inside worship spaces. The 1986 law already permitted concealed carry with bans on schools government buildings and churches, with certain courtroom and legislative exceptions.
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Couple Found Struck. Teens Arrested in Oregon Case
Dallas deputies chased two teen brothers after erratic driving. Police found parents and the bodies of Stan ley and Elizabeth Sexton, struck to passing. Matthew Ryan Sexton, 17, faces two counts of aggravated serious case as an adult, while Brian Sexton, 13, is charged with hindering prosecution and eluding an officer.
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