Israeli Band Granted Auschwitz Concert Near Former Death Camp
An Israeli rock group Duralex Sedlex will perform Sunday night at the Auschwitz International Youth Center near the former Nazi death camp. The concert advocates memory of the 1.5 million killed at Auschwitz and is German sponsored.
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Judge halts Powell retrial amid federal case doubt
In Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Stanley Weisberg postponed Officer Laurence Powell’s October retrial on one assault count as a federal indictment looms, suggesting dismissal of the state case if a federal prosecution goes forward. The judge noted no incentive for three trials on the same matter.
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Treaty to ban chemical weapons agreed by U N conference
After over two decades of talks the U N Conference on Disarmament approves a near two hundred page draft treaty that bans acquisition development production transfer and use of chemical weapons worldwide. It calls for destruction of stocks and facilities within ten years and introduces international inspections to verify compliance with entry into force after sixty five signatories.
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U N inspectors land in Baghdad amid Iraq ministry standoff
A U N weapons inspection team arrived in Baghdad and planned site checks as Iraq warned it would bar access to government ministries. Team leader Nikita Smidovich asserted rights to inspect, while President Bush said the U N has authority under the cease fire. Hammadi called ministry searches political, not technical.
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Luxury liner QE2 runs aground off Massachusetts coast
The Queen Elizabeth 2 briefly grounded three miles off Cuttyhunk Island leaking fuel but refloated itself and anchored. About 2,800 aboard with no evacuation planned, Coast Guard said damage limited to fuel compartments and the ship would sail under its own power after the leak ends.
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Postmaster General outlines overhaul cuts in management
Postmaster General Marvin Runyon detailed a restructuring plan for the Postal Service. He said the shakeup would cut 30,000 management positions and shift to a corporate style hierarchy. He expects about 40,000 of 140,000 eligible workers to take early retirement buys, leaving about 10,000 management roles to fill. He declined to discuss steps if fewer than expected sign on.
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