Bomb kills Protestant worker amid dissident IRA tie blame flare
Protestants and police blamed Irish Republican Army dissidents for a booby trap bomb that killed 51 year old David Caldwell at a canteen on a used British army base in east Londonderry. Two Catholic men and a woman were arrested on suspected IRA links as violence marked Northern Ireland in a year already yielding seven political deaths. Looting hits Uruguay supermarkets as banks close to slow a financial run. Yemen to form coast guard after training plan with US in wake of terrorism war and USS Cole bombing.
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U.S
Tommy Suharto declines appeal after murder conviction
Hutomo Mandala Putra known as Tommy Suharto says he will not appeal his 15 year prison sentence for ordering the murder of Supreme Court judge Syafuddin Kartasasmita. He cites political opponents and public hatred as the reason amid statements from Cipinang prison. His lawyers had initially indicated an appeal.
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Tommy
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Cipinang
Supreme Court
Syafiuddin Kartasasmita
Pope John Paul II seeks to win back Indians in Americas
Pope John Paul II wrapped up an 11 day trip in the Americas by appealing for greater respect for indigenous peoples and beatingified Zapotec martyrs. He highlighted the church’s need to reach native languages and cultures while noting health limits but continuing the journey toward Poland.
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Powell builds security links with ASEAN anti terror pact
Secretary of State Colin Powell at a Brunei summit signaled stronger U S cooperation with ASEAN on intelligence sharing and anti terror finance. He emphasized human rights, noted Indonesia Malaysia and Singapore push to resume aid, and aimed to curb Jemaah Islamiah linked threats ahead of 2004 elections.
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Bush and Jordan King differ over Iraq and peace pace
In Washington President Bush and Jordan's King Abdullah clash on possible U.S. military action to topple Saddam Hussein and on accelerating Middle East peacemaking. Abdullah cautions on war, while Bush maintains options. both urge stronger pressure on Israel to withdraw and advance a Palestinian state amid ongoing terror attacks.
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