UN to Escort Food Convoys with Armored Vehicles to Bosnia
U N officials say armored vehicles will guard relief convoys to two Bosnia cities amid ongoing attacks on aid deliveries. Sarajevo airport combat forced suspension of relief flights and prompted condemnation of delays by UNHCR envoy Jose Maria Mendiluce.
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Radical arson attack in Moelln kills Turks in Germany
A 51-year-old Turkish woman and two Turkish girls died in an arson attack in Moelln Germany. Right-wing extremists claimed responsibility and nine others were injured including a 9-month-old. Federal prosecutors took over due to national security concerns.
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Inishbofin islanders vote amid abortion referendum
Islanders on Inishbofin braved a gale to vote in a thorny abortion referendum and national election. Residents-130 of 219 eligible cast ballots at a school box brought by a police officer. many chose slips on four parliamentary candidates and the three constitutional questions. A local villager voiced concern over the issue while others supported travel for abortion information and life-saving access.
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Wicca Belief Meets Military Recreation Center Rift
Wiccan soldiers in Germany press for rights to meet at Kaiserslautern Vogelweh center. Spc Ivy Nelson and about 30 Americans defend religious freedom amid letters to Stars and Stripes and supportive statements from Air Force Maj Dave Turner. No hometowns provided for Wakefield Hull or Ujczo Kovachich.
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French farmers protest U.S.-EC pact in Europewide action
French farmers burn hay and pour white wine in protests against a U S European Community accord aimed at halting export cuts and avoiding a trans Atlantic trade war. Demonstrations were planned nationwide as the National Assembly prepared to debate the agreement.
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Iran tests first Persian Gulf submarine named Taregh
Reports from Nicosia say Iran commissioned the Russian built submarine Taregh at Bandar Abbas, signaling a shift in regional naval power amid Tehran’s heavy weapons spending. The ceremony followed Tehran Radio reporting the submarine's name after the vessel’s launch.
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