Panamanians Probe Police Actions After Bush Visit
Panamanian officials led by Vice President Guillermo Ford demanded a full inquiry into the use of tear gas against anti American demonstrators during President Bush and Barbara Bush visit. Police defended the action, noting security concerns as shaken crowds dispersed near Plaza Porral.
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Orthodox Church strips Ukrainian leader of rank
Moscow reports Metropolitan Filaret of Kiev loses rank and privileges after an official act by the Russian Orthodox Church. He remains a monk but cannot administer sacraments. The Council cites a long rule breach and move toward Ukrainian autonomy as fueling potential schism. Bishops urge unity to avert political fallout.
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Good chance of missile pact at White House summit
US and Russia moved closer to a new round of nuclear reductions as Secretary Baker and Andrei Kozyrev met for three hours. They said there is a good chance of an agreement next week when President Bush hosts Boris Yeltsin, though no details were released. Baker stressed no final agreement and promised presidents will review proposals.
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