Terrorists suspected in drive by shooting in Israel
An Israeli couple were shot and killed in a drive by shooting near Geffen as police blamed terrorists. A baby girl was found unharmed beside the victims. Police blocked highways and searched for assailants believed headed for the West Bank. There was no claim of responsibility.
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Chechen pullout eyed as talks adjourn without accord
Movladi Udugov of the rebels said Russia and Chechen negotiators agreed on a troop withdrawal by August and a demilitarized Chechnya by August 30, though Moscow did not confirm. Local elections remain a dispute with a June 16 date proposed.
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Exhumations in Monrovia Uncover Over 520 Corpses
Volunteers digging with bare hands uncover more than 520 bodies dumped in shallow graves during factional fighting in Monrovia. Two hundred bodies were found Saturday amid a public health exhumation drive to rebury them and remove health hazards.
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Iraq and U.N. dismantle bioweapons factory near Baghdad
Iraqi officials and U.N. experts began dismantling the Al-Hakam plant near Baghdad in line with sanctions after the 1990 invasion. A U.N. commission found the facility served no peaceful purpose beyond producing biological weapons, aided by defector information.
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Guerrillas Ambush Israeli Patrols in Lebanon Border
Lebanese guerrillas ambushed two Israeli patrols in south Lebanon near Marjayoun on Sunday wounding Israeli soldiers and a South Lebanon Army fighter. Israeli forces retaliated with shelling of villages and guerrilla supply routes, security sources said.
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Western hostages feared dead buried in Indian region
US British German and Norwegian ambassadors flew to northern India to probe reports that separatist militants killed and buried four Western hostages. Indian forces had ended the search for the missing men with no graves found. A captured militant claimed Al-Faran killed an American two Britons and a German.
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Prayer for peace as talks begin in Northern Ireland
A child prays with her mother during Mass at Clonard Monastery in West Belfast as multiparty peace talks open. Prime Ministers Major and Bruton attend the session chaired by George Mitchell but Sinn Fein and the IRA political arm are not welcomed at the inaugural meeting.
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Bosnian Croat war crimes suspect arrested in Split
Croatian police arrested Zlatko Aleksevski, 36, one of six Bosnian Croats indicted for war crimes against Muslims in the Lasva Valley during 1992-93. He headed a prison in Mostar and was seized Saturday in Split, as others surrendered or faced tribunal action.
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