Algeria mourns as Islamic unrest turns deadly in prayer clashes
Reports from Algiers say at least five people died in clashes between citizens and security forces during Friday prayers as the Islamic Salvation Front claims 12 of 48 states saw violence with 109 arrests. In Nicosia thousands honor Khomeini on the 13th anniversary of his return, while in Ventersdorp hundreds of neo Nazi Afrikaner militants demonstrate against apartheid with Iron Guard leading a black clothed unit.
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Democratic candidates sharpen rhetoric for New Hampshire test
In Manchester New Hampshire the Democratic presidential hopefuls refocus on each other as the final two weeks before the primary loom They return from a nationally televised debate where taxes health care and the economy dominated exchanges Senator Kerrey and Senator Harkin led the sharp attacks on Tsongas while Clinton urged measured response Tsongas framed himself as a realist criticizing targeted tax cuts.
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Haitians Begin Repatriation From Guantanamo Camp
U S military starts sending 150 Haitian refugees back from the Guantanamo Bay tent city on a Coast Guard Cutter Steadfast after the Supreme Court allowed the move. Refugees, deemed ineligible for asylum, volunteered to return, while officials warned more departures would follow.
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Bond named new chairman of Republican National Committee
The Republican National Committee unanimously approves Richard Bond as chair, succeeding Clayton Yeutter who becomes White House counselor for domestic policy. Bond, 41, a longtime Bush adviser and Atwater ally, leads the party as Bush plans formal re election bid centered on a refreshed team.
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Kemp Attacks President's Tax Plan as Gimmick
Secretary of Housing Jack Kemp broke with the Bush administration over the withholding tax change calling it a gimmick. He argued that allowing higher take home pay would not spur economic recovery and criticized the plan as insufficient to address the recession.
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