Bosnian Serbs and Muslims clash over postvote issues
Bosnian Serbs suspend vote counting amid complaints of irregularities favoring SDA. OSCE mediates as Muslims reject results arguing preconditions for a free election were unmet. Holbrooke and Clinton praise the vote as a step forward despite protests.
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Hunger Fears as Liberia Civilians Starve Amid Fighting
A malnourished Liberian boy peers at his brother’s swollen belly as civilians gather along a roadside in Gbah to meet a U N assessment convoy. The United Nations warns of a humanitarian crisis in Liberia’s countryside cut off from food for seven months of factional fighting.
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Alleged drug lord Garcia Abrego to face trial in Houston
Juan Garcia Abrego, captured after being listed on the FBI 10 Most Wanted list, goes on trial in Houston on 20 federal counts. Authorities say he headed the Gulf Cartel, linked to high officials, and allegedly smuggled decades of cocaine while laundering about 8.6 million dollars. The case began with jury selection as opening statements were anticipated.
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Bus rickshaws crash kills twelve in southern Bangladesh
A speeding bus struck multiple bicycle rickshaws near a bus station in Komilla 55 miles southeast of Dhaka killing 12 and injuring 11 police said. The incident occurred as the bus passed a parked vehicle near the station.
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Peace Corps volunteer shot during investigation
A Peace Corps volunteer named Lori Whitez aged 23 was shot in the leg while investigating illegal logging near Manila. She accompanied two forest rangers and three DENR employees when gunfire erupted, injuring her as police investigated the incident.
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Swiss Jewels Looted by Nazis Sold to Swiss Dealers
Swiss paper says Nazi Germany earned millions by selling jewels stolen from Jews to dealers in Switzerland and beyond. The report cites German archives and a January 1 1941 memo noting completed sales of pearl necklaces and loose pearls.
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Cure may be on way for parasite caused disease
Scientists at the Venezuela Research Institute report that mice treated with an anti fungal drug show a 70 percent to 90 percent cure rate for Trypanosoma cruzi the parasite behind Chagas disease. If replicated in humans this could make Chagas a curable condition. The disease affects millions in Latin America and Kills about 45000 annually.
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Brazil
Latin America
Venezuela
Julio Urbina
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Soybeans link to wide health benefits say researchers
Dear Sue asks how a single food soybeans can support many health benefits. Experts cite protein, fiber, vitamins, and plant compounds aiding heart health, digestion, and weight management while noting moderation and overall diet quality matter.
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