Global sanitation urged as 3 billion lack proper facilities
A U N report says about 3 billion people lack access to sanitation and 5 000 children daily die from dirty water diseases. It urges cost effective local projects and community driven action within 25 years, noting 80 percent of India's 800 million population still defecates in the open.
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U.N
Brian Appleton
World Health Organization
Richard Jolly
Water Supply and Sanitation Collaborative Council
U.N. Health Agency
India
Russia claims capture of Chechen rebel Salman Raduyev
Russia said Salman Raduyev, a senior Chechen commander who once raided Russia and seized rail stations, has been captured and brought to Moscow. He faces terrorism charges carrying up to 50 years in prison. officials tout the arrest as proof rebels are being defeated.
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Salman Raduyev
Moscow
Isian
Vladimir Pu
Chechnya
Komsoye
Alskoye
Genocide trial opens for Serb commander at Srebrenica
U N prosecutors show grisly footage as Bosnian Serb Gen Radislav Krstic faces genocide charges at The Hague court. Evidence depicts mass graves from the 1995 Srebrenica massacre where an estimated 7,500 Muslim men and boys died. Forensics specialist Jean Rene Ruez testifies on refugees moved to their deaths.
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Netherlands
U.N
Radislav Krstic
Europe
Srebrenica
Mark Harmon
U.S. Justice Department
Bosnia
Jean Rene Ruez
U.N. War Crimes Tribunal
U S Steps Up Aid Missions to Africa
U S aid operations expand in Mozambique and surrounding regions as 700 Air Force personnel and 15 aircraft join international relief efforts. The mission includes airlifted civilians, rescue from flood zones, and satellite capable C 130 asset to locate displaced people and assess infrastructure.
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Maputo
Mozambique
Africa
U.S
Joseph Wehrle
U.S. Air Force
Britain
Cameroon
Tom Dolney
Indian Ocean
Beira
South Africa
Major historical anniversaries and milestones listed
A retrospective timeline notes events from March 14 across years. Highlights include the first town meeting at Faneuil Hall in 1743, Eli Whitney’s cotton gin patent in 1794, the Gold Standard Act ratified in 1900, Harding’s income tax filing in 1923, Czechoslovakia’s dissolution in 1939, UN forces recapturing Seoul in 1951, Jack Ruby’s 1964 Oswald murder conviction, Israel West Germany ties in 1965, Kennedy’s Arlington burial move in 1967, the 1980 Warsaw airliner crash, Gorbachev’s 1990 presidency, and Norman Thagard’s 1995 spaceflight.
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Faneuil Hall
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Eli Whitney
Harding
Republic of
Czechoslovakia
U.N
Seoul
Dallas
Jack Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Israel
West Germany
Arlington National Cemetery
Warsaw
U.S
Mikhail S. Gorbachev
Norman Thagard
Rebels celebrate gains in El Salvador elections
In El Salvador the FMLN won mayoral control in the capital and beat ARENA for the National Assembly, signaling a leftist rebound while the rightist bloc maintained a narrow congressional majority. In Detroit a verdict reached in the death case tied to GHB with a separate jury deliberating a fourth defendant. Chinese trade minister warns Congress rejection of normal trade relations could delay U.S. access to China for a generation as Beijing seeks WTO entry.
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el Salvador
Congress
Hector Silva
Farabundo Marti National Liberation Front
Republican Alliance
National Assembly
FMLN
Francisco Flores
Alliance
ARENA
Detroit
Beijing
China
World Trade Organization
United States
WTO
U.S
Explosions Rip Through Argentina Industrial Park
A powerful blast at an Argentinian industrial complex in USHUAIA injures at least 35 and triggers a second explosion. Fires spread across nearby factories, blowing out windows in homes within 500 yards and forcing school evacuation. Firefighters and responders suffer minor injuries.
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Ushuaia
Argentina
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