Manhunt in Haiti tests stability after U S troops arrive
U S Special Forces hunt two small anti government bands in rural Haiti near Les Cayes, seizing 64 weapons but detaining only one man. Brig General Potter says Haitian on Haitian violence rises without ground presence as Aristide reshapes security forces with training for 350 former police and a new academy planned.
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Bombing at Colombo Rally Clouds Sri Lankan Peace Talks
A bombing at a Colombo political rally killed the leading UNP candidate Gamini Dissanayake and over 50 supporters. Police suspect a female bomber or a man on crutches. Tamil separatists blamed. The attack prompted a state of emergency return and the government to cancel a second round of peace talks.
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U.N. Evacuates Orphans as Liberia War Escalates
U N helicopters begin evacuating orphans trapped near Liberia front lines. Gen Daniel Opande says some 32 of 500 orphans are flown 70 miles to Monrovia while thousands remain stranded without food or medical aid.
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