Woman Author In Hiding After Bangladesh Arrest Warrant
Muslim novelist Taslima Nasreen is in hiding in Dhaka after a court ordered arrest on charges of sacrilege and insulting the Koran. If convicted she could face up to two years in prison with hard labor. Protests followed her remarks urging Koran revisions and a group had offered a bounty on her death.
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Coast Guard Rescues Cuban Refugees After Gunfire Near Key West
The Coast Guard picked up four injured passengers from a Cuban refugee boat 63 miles southwest of Key West after a gunboat reportedly fired on the vessel. Three others were slightly injured and treated aboard the 125 foot ship. The Rene Bedia Morales carried 61 Cubans. a radio report alerted authorities and a cutter was sent to the scene.
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Oliver North Wins Virginia GOP Senate Nomination
Oliver North captured the Republican Senate nomination in Virginia, prompting a likely four way race against Democrat Charles Robb. North, known for the Iran Contra affair, declared himself the real comeback kid and urged supporters to take back government. Marshall Coleman moved to the November ballot after a draft committee gathered enough signatures.
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Local Address Mix Up at Anon Post Office
Postal notice shows mixed street P O Box entries across Aiken South Carolina with several illegible lines and والتح postal labels. The fragment references Rutland Drive Diemer and multiple P O Box numbers 456 488 20602, suggesting a filing or address change confusion.
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Clinton urges UN sanctions on North Korea over nuclear probes
President Clinton said the UN must consider sanctions to compel North Korea to open its facilities to international nuclear inspections. He stressed sanctions are not warlike and urged prompt compliance with the Non-Proliferation Treaty obligations, as South Korea and Japan backed the move after meetings with U.S. officials at the State Department.
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Names In The News What'll Tom Do
Tom Arnold muses on life after Roseanne and hints at new work paths while acknowledging he will continue to act write and produce. In Indiana Lee stirs fans with trash talking as Knicks win Game 6 over Pacers drawing playful reactions and taunts from home supporters.
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