Khatami defies crackdown with vow reforms will endure
Iran's reformist President Mohammad Khatami declared that the reforms he began in 1997 cannot be halted. He urged supporters to stay calm as hard-liners push to close reformist newspapers and detain journalists, while students protest in silence at two universities.
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Mugabe to seize white owned farms in Zimbabwe
Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe plans to invoke emergency powers to seize white owned farms and redistribute them to landless blacks. Justice Minister Emmerson Mnangagwa said a legal framework will be in place within 10 days. Violence has risen as squatters occupy farms, with deaths and injuries reported among farmers and workers.
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Philippine hostage crisis widens as demands issued
Abu Sayyaf militants on Sulu presented written demands for the release of 21 hostages, many foreign tourists, reported by a Muslim mediator. A journalist described the captives in a small island hut in squalid conditions and poor food. Troops on Basilan failed to locate a separate group of 27 captives held for six weeks.
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Scriptural verses on faith and salvation
A collection of Bible excerpts emphasizes belief in Jesus, confession of sins, baptism, and salvation. Passages from John Romans and Mark highlight grace, forgiveness, and the promise of eternal life for believers.
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