Uwa Indians oppose Occidental drilling clash at Las Canoas
Riot police used tear gas to disperse Uwa protesters blocking a road to an Occidental Petroleum drilling site in Las Canoas 210 miles northeast of Bogota. The confrontation left Indians wounded and reports said several children could have drowned in the river. Uwa leaders insist the land is sacred and will not yield.
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Fighting Flare in Kosovska Mitrovica Kills One, Wounds Eighteen
NATO said battles between peacekeepers Serbs and ethnic Albanians in Kosovska Mitrovica left one dead and 18 wounded. Two French soldiers were hit by snipers in the Serb north, with a counterattack killing one sniper and wounding five others. Grenade strikes on Albanian houses wounded four Serbs.
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Yugoslavia to seek compensation over cyanide spill
Serbia said it will pursue damages at an international court from those responsible for the cyanide discharge into the Tisa River that damaged Hungary and Serbia waters and killed much aquatic life. Officials warned recovery could take years as concerns spread to wells and soil contamination.
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