Marines Kill Gunman in Haiti Demonstration Clash
US Marines shot and killed a gunman during an anti Aristide march in Port au Prince. At least six people died and over 30 were hurt in the gunfire that erupted near the National Palace as peacekeepers struggled to contain a large protest. Aristide, exiled in Bangui, insisted he remains Haiti’s president and urged peaceful resistance.
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Iraqi nuclear program father urges UN probe after invasion
Jafar Dhia Jafar says UN inspectors believed Iraq was free of nuclear weapons before the war but failed to brief the Security Council. He calls for a UN inquiry into what was known prior to the invasion and why it was not declared. He notes Saddam ordered destruction of weapons in 1991 carried out by the Special Republican Guard.
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Iraqis sign interim constitution amid postwar tensions
Iraq's Governing Council in Baghdad signed a landmark interim constitution resolving a power dispute spurred by clerical opposition. The pact outlines a 13 article bill of rights and lays groundwork for a parliament and federal state leading toward a 2005 referendum, with Bremer and U.S. officials observing. Mortar fire near Baghdad police stations occurred moments before the ceremony.
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Becker's Bridge South dealer no vulnerability noted
Bridge hand record shows North with v7 Pyle A9643 1076 E 2 West 1094 non Ja 1932 AQR7 South PKQ105 £ 54 0 10653. The fragment lists card holdings and scoring details for a contract played by Becker's Bridge South dealer with no explicit result.
Hamman Parry Leads to Unlikely Contract Victory
In the 1980 London Sunday Times Invitational Pair Championship, Bob Hamman faced four sure losers in four hearts. He misdirected opponents by covering West's spade jack with dummy queen, winning a surprising defense and then executing a sequence to secure the contract with an overtrick.
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