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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1994
Page
5
Greenpeace Russia says a rupture in a 31 mile pipeline spilled nearly 4 million gallons of oil in Russia's far north near Usinsk. The find comes as authorities say they have no information on the incident and as Sri Lanka reports a deadly rally attack amid presidential campaign violence.
SARAJEVO Bosnia Herzegovina AP Two NATO warplanes screamed low over Sarajevo early Sunday without firing in a show of force after artillery duels between Bosnian government and Serb soldiers prompted U N peacekeepers to call for help The fighting one of the biggest breaches of the capital's safety drew international attention and raised tension in the region.
In Stuttgart Germany police arrested nearly 200 people at a neo Nazi meeting. Eight officers were injured during the raid. The 47 year old organizer stabbed an officer in the hand during arrest. Others were hit by beer bottles and glasses.
TEL AVIV AP Reports indicate AIDS carrier and respected professor Yes hayahu Demner, a 46-year-old Haifa bachelor, studied as reserved and kind but allegedly spent the last year spreading HIV. His naked body was found in his apartment after colleagues reported him missing. Police say Demner learned of his HIV status in fall 1993 and had sex with dozens of men without protection. The case shocks Israel and fuels gay rights debates amid calls for tougher measures. Police have not identified suspects and consider a possible sex partner the killer.
In Hebron the Tomb of the Patriarchs reopened early after security upgrades drawing criticism from both communities. Separate bathrooms and walkways outside the shrine now accompany metal detectors electronic gates and cameras. About 15 Jews attended pre dawn prayers under heavy military presence while few Muslims were present amid calls for boycott by Islamic groups.
Johan Heyns, 66, former head of the Dutch Reformed Church and noted anti-apartheid figure, was shot dead Saturday night in Pretoria. President Nelson Mandela mourned him as a soldier of peace amid fears of renewed political violence.
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