Attacks on Chinese Businesses Halted in Battambang
Cambodian police halted Saturday protests by students and others targeting Chinese owned shops hotels cafes and homes in Battambang as about 3000 demonstrators faced police. More than 100 students were arrested amid accusations of hoarding food to push prices higher.
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Trains Crash in Norway Kills 12 on Busy Run
Two passenger trains carrying nearly 1000 people collided near Lillehammer Norway. Twelve were dead and about twenty injured as cars piled atop two electric engines. Military cranes and 300 rescuers worked through the night to free passengers.
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Wold Associated Press
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McCrory Stores recall 33,600 lighters over fire risk
McCrory Stores pulled 33,600 imported butane cigarette lighters from 700 outlets nationwide after reports of the lighters flaring or exploding in four stores. The matter involves Bar-Will Import Exchange of New York and Japan manufacture, with refunds offered and recall coordinated under federal safety rules.
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McCrory Corp
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Two Senators Headed to Viet Nam Cambodia Tour
Rep. Paul N. McCloskey and Sen. Dewey Bartlett, both Republicans, departed Saturday for a 10 day trip to Viet Nam and Cambodia at the White House request to secure congressional evaluation on whether additional aid should be supplied amid the war.
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Paul N. McCloskey
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Dewey Bartlett
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Ethiopians claim 2321 rebels killed in Eritrea fighting
Ethiopia’s military leadership reports 2321 rebels killed and 87 soldiers dead with 124 civilians slain since guerrilla clashes in Eritrea province began. Independent observers dispute the totals, noting higher overall losses and different wounded figures. Brig. Gen. Teferi Benti vows Red Sea defense as Eritrean defections rise.
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Associated Press
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Eritrea
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Eritrean Liberation Front
Teferi Benti
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Massawa
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