Hindu Nationalists Clash as Police Break Up Rally
Police used bamboo clubs and tear gas to disperse thousands of Hindu nationalists in New Delhi. A leader from India's main opposition party was briefly detained amid the largest show of force since the Ayodhya shrine destruction and ensuing Hindu Muslim riots that killed about 1,200.
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Ayodhya
Israel Cabinet Reaffirms Deportation of Suspected Militants
Israel's Cabinet defends its 415 expulsions of Muslim activists from occupied lands amid international condemnation. Palestinian protests and West Bank Gaza strikes continue as Israel's Supreme Court weighs returning expulsions to Lebanon. US and Colin Powell voice concerns but urge restraint.
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Yugoslav Elects Milosevic Rival In Tight Vote
Yugoslavia's Milosevic faced Milan Panic in a close election seen as pivotal for Serbia and the federation. irregularities reported clouded fairness, with fears Milosevic could refuse defeat or incite ethnic clashes if defeated. Milosevic faces international scrutiny over Bosnia war links.
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Yugoslavia
Serbia
Slobodan Milosevic
Milan Panic
Yugoslav Federation
Milosevic
Vuk Draskovic
Serbian Socialist Party
Sarajevo relief flights likely to resume
U.N. officials said humanitarian airlift to Sarajevo could resume aiding 380,000 besieged residents living without heat water or electricity. Heavy fighting around Trebinje and Foca, 30 miles south, and near Sarajevo continued as U.N. spokesmen planned 16 relief flights from Zagreb.
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Bosnia-Herze Se
U.N
Sarajevo
Trebinje
Foca
Belgrade
Eas
Bosnia
Yugoslavia
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Quake shakes Ambon and northern Australia in Banda Sea
An earthquake struck the Ambon area in the Banda Sea and northern Australia with no immediate casualties. Measurements ranged from 5.4 on the Richter scale per Indonesia's meteorology agency to 7.3 by Australia’s seismology center, epicenter 268 miles southeast of Ambon at 3:52 a.m. local time, depth 62.5 miles.
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Banda Sea
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Tardjono Subardjo
The
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Kevin McCue
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Christmasy names brighten Iowa residents’ holiday memories
In Mount Vernon and surrounding towns Iowa residents share stories of Christmas themed surnames. Holliday Hollibaugh Merry and Noel Newell describe the playful attention their names draw during holidays. Shirley Angel notes a family tradition of angels and a four generation connection to the Angel name.
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Hollibaugh
Holly
Carl Merry
Merry
Coralville
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Cedar Rapids
Noel Newell
Meth-Wick Manor
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Waukon
Shirley
Don Angel
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