NATO troops to stay in Bosnia beyond deadline
In Sarajevo Admiral Leighton Smith said NATO forces will remain until the mission ends and some troops will stay past December 20. He warned that Bosnia could split into three ethnic states if factions do not cooperate, signaling doubt about Dayton accord goals.
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Round the World election ballots cast aboard ships
The Round the World voting began June 16 with 213 polling stations on ships to serve about 13 000 sailors fishermen and research scientists in the Far East. A UN aid boat carrying refugees was spotted near West Africa seeking docking permission. The Burma military government issued harsh penalties targeting Nobel laureate Aung San Suu Kyi amid pro democracy protests.
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Netanyahu advisers urge steady pace on Palestinian peace talks
Israel aims for a final peace accord with the Palestinians but will not rush under deadlines. Dove Gold warns a headlong deal is risky. Netanyahu’s team reportedly drafts guidelines favoring expanded settlements, no Palestinian state, and keeping Jerusalem divided and security control in the West Bank and Golan Heights.
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Mother Charged After Pellet Found In Baby In Womb Case
Brenda Drummond 28 faces attempted murder and firearm charges after a pellet was allegedly shot into her unborn baby. She will undergo a 30 day psychiatric assessment with a July 22 court date. the baby is eight days old in hospital, condition critical but stable. Her husband did not know of the pregnancy.
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84 year old witness injured in Rome escape attempt
An 84 year old former Nazi officer Karl Hass leaped from a hotel terrace in Rome injuring his pelvis while trying to escape. Hass, a Nazi major, arrived from Switzerland to testify against SS officer Erich Priebke accused of a 335 civilian massacre near Rome. Judge Agostino Quistelli noted Hass would testify.
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Witness Hass Testimony Urges Prosecution in Rome Massacre Case
From a hospital bed in Rome, Hass, a key witness, is described by prosecutor Antonino Intelisano as essential for the prosecution. Hass arrived in Italy voluntarily to testify but is also under investigation as a suspect in the massacre.
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