Acquittal in Brazil for Rancher in Indian Rights Case
An all white jury in Ponta Pora, Brazil acquitted Libero Monteiro de Lima of ordering the 1983 murder of Indian-rights activist Marcal de Souza. Prosecutors said they would appeal. Souza, a Gua rani defender, once met Pope John Paul II in Manaus.
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Israel seals West Bank after two officers slain
Gunmen killed two Israeli traffic police in a patrol car near Hadera. Israel barred about 120,000 Palestinians from entering Israel and sealed the West Bank in response. Prime Minister Rabin appealed for calm as attacks deepen, risking peace efforts with the United States.
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Two Serbs Sentenced to Death for War Crimes
In Sarajevo a Bosnian military court sentenced Borislav Herak and Sretko Damjanovic to death for war crimes. The U.N. official urged pardons to aid peace efforts and cease-fire talks while noting the trial highlights ethnic cleansing abuses by Bosnian Serb forces.
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