World News Roundup From Cairo To Krakow
Cairo talks stalled as Israel denies a settlement freeze report and Palestinians demand formal denial. In Islamabad, Murtaza Bhutto’s death inquiry cites shoot-to-kill orders but says the target was his guards. In Madrid a cow died after forced whiskey, prompting an animal rights probe. Pope John Paul II returns to Krakow and is hailed by over a million as he recognizes Saint Hedwig.
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Market blaze in Dili blamed on separatist rebels
Police say rebels set fire to Pasar Mercado Lama in East Timor's capital Dili. The fire damaged half the market, caused a stampede, with four rebels arrested and two at large. No serious injuries reported. estimated damage about 384000 dollars.
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Bruton Concedes Narrow Ireland Election Defeat
Prime Minister John Bruton conceded a narrow defeat as Fianna Fáil led by Bertie Ahern appears poised to form a governing coalition. Ahern's party held at least 77 of 166 seats, needing coalition support to reach a majority, while Bruton's Fine Gael and Labour faced losses.
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