Albania’s Meksi vows order to revive democracy
Premier Aleksander Meksi in parliament pledged to end lawlessness and poverty, calling them the gravediggers of Albania’s democracy after the Democratic Party won elections last month. In Jerusalem, the Roman Catholic patriarch led Easter dawn services at the Holy Sepulcher as Orthodox churches mark Palm Sunday eve. An estimated 40,000 Christians visited Israel for Holy Week, triple last year’s attendance amid Gulf War and regional tensions.
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U N chief in Cambodia reviews peace plan and refugees
U N Secretary General Boutros Boutros-Ghali arrived in Phnom Penh to assess U N led efforts to end Cambodia s civil war and repatriate refugees. He met the Supreme National Council and urged adherence to the October peace pact during a three day visit.
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Bush tightens Cuba pressure by restricting ships and mail
President Bush moved to limit U S access for ships trading with Cuba and to require special licenses for port entry. The plan aims to curb Cuban hard currency by ending the middleman route through Mexico for mailed packages and direct shipments from Miami to Havana.
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Officials press Syria to return U S military vehicles
U S officials say Washington urged Syria to return U S made military vehicles Syria and Bangladesh had received after Saudi permission to use them in the Gulf War Bush denied authorization for the transfers and said the deliveries were not approved. The State Department is reviewing related claims.
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Groom shot day of wedding at Monticello home
Manuel Saldana, 36, was to wed Emily Rodriguez at his Monticello home when his fiancée and her brother were shot by her ex boyfriend Eusebio Torres who then killed himself. The attacker was found dead Saturday. Rodriguez reported Torres, 34, snuck into the yard and triggered an alarm.
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Protest clashes as Rev. Paul Schenck prays outside Buffalo clinic
Pro-choice activists punched and shoved the abortion opponent Rev. Paul Schenck who knelt to pray outside a Buffalo clinic. Police intervened with no arrests as protests heated, part of a larger drive by Operation Rescue to close clinics in Buffalo for two to four weeks, with both sides organizing tactics and demonstrations.
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Opponents rally as Harris death penalty appeal continues
About 500 death penalty opponents gathered at San Francisco Marina Green as lawyers pursue final appeals for Robert Alton Harris. A San Diego federal judge denied a request to block Harris's scheduled execution, with the state Supreme Court having rejected a similar bid a day earlier. Harris’ lawyers plan to appeal to the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco as he faces execution for 1978 killings of two teenagers, which would be California’s first in 25 years.
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