South Africa Declares Thirteen Dead In Nationwide Violence
A broad violence wave across South Africa leaves thirteen blacks dead including three killed by necklacing in KwaZulu. Police report a so called people’s court sentenced four youths to death in Kwamushu near Durban while three victims were found with stab wounds and tires around their necks.
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Democrats Seek Unity As Sizable Platform Draft Emerges
Santa Fe New Mexico report notes Democrats begin shaping a 22 page platform to balance centrist aims with liberal priorities. It endorses business friendly lines and law and order rhetoric while reaffirming abortion rights civil rights environmental goals and the need for welfare work and potential military readiness. Critics say the draft leans business and may not reflect core Democratic constituency concerns.
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Serb Leaders Propose Cease-Fire With UN Monitoring
Belgrade reports say Radovan Karadzic offered a cease-fire and UN monitoring of Serb forces in Bosnia. A UN spokeswoman called the move encouraging as about 1,000 peacekeepers stood ready to deploy to Sarajevo if a truce is called. Despite talks, Sarajevo militants resumed fierce street battles, with Serbs and Muslim defenders exchanging heavy artillery and mortar fire around the city. Electricity has been out for three days and water is scarce in Sarajevo. Alija Izetbegovic urged UN action, saying the aggression continues even as Serb officials issue conciliatory statements.
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Killer Crocodiles Captured In Resort Lake
Zimbabwe trappers captured 43 large male crocodiles from Lake Kariba after deadly attacks, with 12 trappers using meat bait. Officials say 60 suspected killers were removed. Lake Kariba hosts about 25,000 crocodiles in recent months and hides are exported to Europe, Japan and the United States.
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High Court Restricts Eco Suits
The Supreme Court on Friday limited environmental lawsuits against the federal government. In a 7-2 decision, groups must show concrete harm to themselves rather than broad public interest to challenge federal actions. The ruling impacts both domestic and international wildlife protection efforts and drew sharp criticism from environmental advocates.
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Spike Lee Calls for Support Behind Malcolm X Film
Filmmaker Spike Lee urged black newspaper publishers to back his new Malcolm X biopic, saying the public should watch the film before forming opinions and stressing unity in promoting the project.
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