U S gun activists form militias to guard rights
In Michigan and nationwide, gun activists organize militias to train for armed resistance, claiming signs like helicopters and coded road signs point to a broader threat. Leaders cite tyranny fears, while FBI notes no militia list and mainstream groups debate legitimacy and danger.
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City Briefs and Local Ads Highlight October Notices
A dense clip lists community notices from Cedar Rapids and Marion including weather shield window ads, bingo games, cemetery cleanup beginning October 17, and a Cox Cable program with Attorney General Bonnie Campbell. Also features medical practices, thrift events, shop promos, Christmas party reservations, and a cancer support group at St. Luke's with contact numbers.
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Bonnie Campbell
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Austrian government loses two thirds majority in parliament
In Vienna the Austrian government failed to secure a two thirds majority in Sunday elections. The result weakens the ruling coalition and furthers the rise of Joerg Haider, the right wing leader.
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Vienna
Austria
Joerg Haider
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Belgium Local Elections Spark Far Right Gains in Antwerp
Belgian local elections delivered strong results for right wing parties. The nationalist Flemish Bloc emerged as the largest party in Antwerp City Council with 28 percent, pledging immigration repatriation and broad coalition support for governing.
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Brussels
Belgium
Antwerp
Syria Economy Slows After Three Strong Years
Damascus reports that after three years of healthy growth Syria's economy shows signs of stagnation. The regime's hesitancy to confront long standing burdens weighs on activity and investment as officials seek to sustain momentum.
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Syria
Damascus
Nobel Prizes to Be Awarded in Stockholm Today
This morning the annual Nobel Prize presentation will be held in Stockholm. Six prizes are awarded in medicine physics chemistry literature economics and peace each worth just under one million dollars.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Advisers say Yeltsin shows alcohol problems
In Moscow Boris Yeltsin 63 is linked to drinking issues after an ill timed nap at Shannon airport and a comic attempt to lead a band in Germany. Two former advisers and an opposition politician condemn his erratic behavior abroad while staff and doctors claim he is fine.
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