Jerusalem prayer protest over new Jewish neighborhood plan
Palestinian elders sit in a soccer field in east Jerusalem to hold a prayer service protesting Israel's housing plans. The prayer leader Sheik Khalil Amireh warned of violent protests and said the area could "go up in flames" while asserting steadfast faith and attachment to the land.
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Democrats Return $1.5 Million in Questionable Donations
The Democratic Party announced the return of an additional 1.5 million dollars from tainted contributions, largely linked to three Asian American fund-raisers. A circulated DNC memo suggested coordinating donor perks with the White House, including Air Force One seats and board appointments.
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Rebels Predict Fall of Town in Zaire
Zairian rebels said they were poised to take a key town as they advance against longtime ruler Mobutu Sese Seko. The report notes mounting pressure and potential government collapse in the region near Kinshasa.
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Rebels claim Kindu fall within 48 hours
In Tanzania rebel spokesman Mbui Shikom ba told Radio One that Kindu will fall into rebel hands within 48 hours. The report came as international relief workers were reportedly pulled from the region amid the conflict.
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Pope to meet Fidel Castro on Cuba visit
Pope John Paul II will meet Cuban leader Fidel Castro during his first trip to Cuba from January 21 to 25. The Vatican reports the pope will visit the island, the only Latin American country he has not yet visited, after Castro's prior meeting with him at the Vatican on November 19.
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Two U.S. Sergeants Charged with Rape at Darmstadt
Two Army sergeants, Julius Davis and Paul Fuller, were charged Friday with multiple rapes of women soldiers at the Darmstadt military training center in Germany. A third sergeant, Staff Sgt. Robert Robinson, faces lesser counts of mistreatment and fraternization and remains at large. Twenty-one women allege sexual attacks or harassment at Darmstadt, where new personnel learn about life in Germany. Davis and Fuller have been in custody since February 8.
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