Sprouts blamed for Japan illnesses
Supermarkets pulled radish sprouts after government linked them to a severe E coli outbreak. Seven people died nationwide and 9,000 plus were sickened. Kaiware daikon sprouts near Sakai were implicated, though evidence remains disputed by growers.
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Britain bans march in Northern Ireland riot fears rise
In Londonderry authorities barred a Protestant march planned for Saturday to avert violence. Sir Patrick Mayhew deployed soldiers and police to guard the 17th century wall above the Bogside while Apprentice Boys leader Gregory Campbell denounced the ban as unacceptable.
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Russian jets strike Grozny amid center city battle
Federal troops push through rebel blockade toward Grozny city center as Russian jets strafe the besieged Chechen capital. Rebels led by Shamil Basayev press a major assault, with casualties reported on both sides and reinforcements promised by officials.
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