Indonesian sorcerer arrested for alleged rapes on Ambon
Indonesian authorities charged Abdul Wahid Woro with rape after four women accused him of promising health and prosperity in exchange for sex. He allegedly charged about $30 per encounter. arrest followed the complaints on Ambon island.
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Netanyahu Abandons Palestinian Peace Accord Commitments
In the wake of a deadly Jerusalem bombing, Prime Minister Netanyahu declared Israel no longer bound by the Palestinian peace accords and will not hand over West Bank land as pledged. He suspended the three stage troop pullback and urged a tougher stance while Palestinian leaders condemned the move and US mediation appears unlikely.
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Athens Wins Bid to Host 2004 Olympic Games in Athens
The IOC awarded the 2004 Summer Games to Athens, restoring the event to its Greek birthplace after a 108 year gap. Celebrations erupted in Athens with dances near the Acropolis as supporters highlighted Greece’s Olympic heritage and a perceived sentiment advantage over Rome. Other finalists were Buenos Aires, Cape Town, and Stockholm.
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Russian cosmonaut foales into space to inspect Mir hull
Astronauts Anatoly Solovyov and NASA’s Michael Foale prepared Friday night for a six hour space walk to inspect punctures in Mir’s Spektr module after the air loss caused by a June collision. Douglas Englund described the planned up close and personal exterior inspection.
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Hudson denies it wanted to cook recalled beef
Hudson Foods Inc. denied Friday that it had considered cooking recalled beef at a high enough temperature to kill any E. coli bacteria so the meat could be resold for use in prepackaged foods. The Dayton Daily News reported that the company asked the USDA for permission to cook the meat for pizza toppings or tacos, then changed its mind and rescinded the request.
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National roundup across food recall and political shifts
The report notes Hudson’s spokesman saying recalled meat is not for consumption and discusses disposal options after USDA guidance. In Louisiana, David Duke is elected chairman of the St. Tammany Parish Republican Executive Committee. Fine Air suspends operations after a fatal cargo plane crash while Joan Lunden departs Good Morning America after 18 years hosting and reporting.
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