Multiple global headlines weave crime and conflict stories
An Egyptian editor receives a prison term over a minor restaurant incident while a Filipino murder case ends in life imprisonment for an American suspect. NATO eases Sarajevo’s division, and Louis Farrakhan meets Winnie Mandela amid apartheid talks.
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Pasig City
Philippines
Johannesburg
South Africa
Nation of Islam
Louis Farrakhan
Winnie Mandela
Farrakhan
Mandela
America
Last Cubans Leave Guantanamo Camp for Florida
The last 127 Cubans refugee campers at Guantanamo Bay boarded a Miami Air charter bound for the United States ending an 18 month operation that cost over 250 million dollars and involved 8,400 personnel.
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Guantanamo Bay Naval Base
Cuba
Florida
Freedom
United States
U.S
Margarita Ania Sanchez
Miami Air Charter
Clinton
Guantanamo
Mariel
Ricardo Antunez
Greece and Turkey avoid clash over Aegean rocks
NATO pressure spurred Greece and Turkey to withdraw naval forces from a rocky outcrop in the Aegean Sea. Prime Minister Constantine Simitis faced criticism for inviting Richard Holbrooke to broker terms, with opposition leader Miltiades Evert condemning the decision as treasonous. Holbrooke called the scene no bluff, confirming war narrowly averted.
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Greece
NATO
Turkey
Aegean Sea
Constantine Simitis
U.S
Richard Holbrooke
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