Danes Extradite American Neo Nazi Leader to Germany
Gary Lauck, 41, of Lincoln Nebraska, faces charges as chief supplier of illegal fascist propaganda and symbols to Germany. He was arrested March 20 in Copenhagen on an international warrant. German authorities accuse him of incitement racial hatred and criminal group activity. Meanwhile in Sri Lanka hundreds of women, mostly Tamils, are said to be held and tortured in secret camps by Tamil rebels after families refused to support the LTTE.
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EU and Canada pledge to put dispute behind them
EU Commission President Jacques Santer and Canadian Prime Minister Jean Chrétien vowed to heal wounds from a fishing dispute that began when Canada seized a Spanish trawler. New northwest Atlantic quotas were set last month to ease tensions.
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U.N guarded Bosnian cities face new shelling in Sarajevo
Serb gunners hit two U.N protected cities Sarajevo and Tuzla as UN rejected NATO airstrikes. Mortar blasts wounded dozens, while government reports say tanks fired near the capital. Radio reports list casualties in Gradacac and Jelah amid tense northern Bosnia conditions.
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Aid chief blasts Helms plan to absorb aid program
J Brian Atwood head of the Agency for International Development accuses Senate Foreign Relations Chairman Jesse Helms of rushing to merge the State Department with AID. He warns of confusion from incompatible missions and criticizes a 35 percent aid cut as drastic, saying Asia Africa and Latin America would bear the heaviest impact.
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Jerusalem land seizure threatens to derail peace talks
Cairo AP dispatch reports Israel offered broader Palestinian autonomy in the West Bank and Gaza but plans to confiscate 140 acres in Arab east Jerusalem for 7,000 apartments sparked a dispute. PLO and Israeli leaders meet in Jerusalem to defuse tensions as both sides aim for a July 1 withdrawal and elections timetable.
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