Lebanon Welcomes Israeli Pullout Move Amid War Front
Lebanon welcomed Israel's cabinet decision to withdraw troops from southern Lebanon by July as part of a broader peace settlement, though many fear unilateral action. Prime Minister Salim Hoss urged caution, stressing a settlement with Syria is preferred, while fighting continued and an Israeli envoy discussed cease-fire options with Egyptian Foreign Minister Amr Moussa.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Mohammed Abdallah
Khiam
Israel
Ehud Barak
Salim Hoss
Syria
Golan Heights
Amr Moussa
Lebanese Future TV
Mussa
Danny Yatom
Moussa
Yatom
Barak
Cairo
Kosovo mission entangled in Kosovo's unclear future
The Kosovo mission struggles amid uncertainty over Kosovo's status as Albanian leaders push for independence while Serbs seek to remain part of Yugoslavia. NATO and UN forces face divisions in Mitrovica and stalled plans, risking mission failure without a clear vision.
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Prekaz
Yugoslavia
Muhamet Veliu
Kosovo
Veliu
Adem Jashari
Kosovo Liberation Army
Alamo
Jashari
John Milne
NATO
United Nations
Milne
Dukagjin Gorani
Koha Ditore
Somalia
Gorani
Kosovska Mitrovica
Pristina
Ibar
Pierre de Sagui de Lannes
Klaus Reinhardt
Washington
Ricardo Sanchez
Silvio Mazzaroli
Seaweed trade with Japan boosts life in Chilean town
In Corral Chile a small fleet harvests pelillo seaweed for agar production mainly for Japan and the United States. Two-man crews collect the seaweed, which is dried, bagged, and sold for about 5,000 pesos per sack. The processing plant in Llanquihue converts the dried seaweed into agar-agar, a key product for noodles, cosmetics, and medicines.
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Japan
Chilean
San James
Corral
Chile
Pacific
United States
Santiago
Victor Guajardo
Guajardo
Valdivia
Proagar
Llanquihue
Manuel Gomez
Bomb blasts damage Athens area newspapers and contractor offices
Two blasts hit the offices of Aktor in Halandri and the Ioannina papers Efta Imeres and Athlitiki Gnomi in Ioannina. A caller claimed the Revolutionary Cells carried out the attacks while a separate explosion damaged the Efta Imeres building. No injuries were reported.
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Athens
Greece
Aktor
Halandri
Revolutionary Cells
NATO
Yugoslavia
Efta Imeres
Athlitiki Gnomi
Ioannina
Sports Daily
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Serbia
Macedonia
Dian
Holdgrafer Hay
Amarillo Investment
S. Madison
Eminar
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Thurs
Ambassador Hotel 3100
J. Franklin Howell
M.D
Amarillo Eye Care
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Boyd’s
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Fritch Hwy
Canyon Dr
Taylor’s Furniture Gallery
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Evar OY
Amarillo Wholesale Carpet & Tile
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Texas Board of Legal Specialization
Carr Automotive
Soncy
Irille
Bowie Amarillo
Academy of Professional Careers
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