Moderate Peru quake kills at least two near Antabamba
A 5.0 magnitude quake struck southern Peru at 9:07 p.m. Wednesday near Antabamba, injuring ten and damaging 60 percent of homes. Civil Defense officials confirmed two deaths, while reports of four deaths could not be verified. A 4.9 quake followed about an hour later near Tacna with no injuries reported.
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Princess Diana letters to be sold at auction
Bonhams Brooks says handwritten letters Diana wrote to interior decorator John Munro will be auctioned Sept. 13. The notes span years before her marriage to Charles, include Christmas cards, and may fetch 850 to 2500 dollars each. Proceeds come from Munro family, who inherited the items after his 1992 death. Also listed are a bottle of whisky Diana gave as a gift and an autographed catalog of dresses worn by the princess.
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Labor dispute blamed for factory stranglings
In Bombay eastern Rocky Industrial Estate a factory owner Baglaram Choudhary and seven others were found strangled with ropes. Police linked a labor feud as the motive citing wage disputes and the timing before monthly paydays at the plastic bangles factory.
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Military coup grips Anjouan island in bloodless seizure
Troops overthrew the Anjouan government in a quiet coup on Thursday seized control of the national radio and airport. Officials said soldiers arrested the president amid grievances over promotions and pay. The junta faced choosing a new president as Anjouan, part of the Comoros, relies on ylang ylang exports for perfume.
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Macedonia unrest escalates despite tentative peace deal
Eth nic Albanian rebels clash with government forces in Tetovo and Gostivar as tanks and artillery pound positions amid a fragile peace process. Rebels claim control of half a city while a military convoy attack raises tensions ahead of a formal peace signing and NATO disarmament plans.
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Bosnian war crimes suspects plead innocent at tribunal
At The Hague three Bosnian Muslim officers Gens Mehmed Alagic Enver Hadzihasanovic and Col Amir Kubura denied charges they oversaw hundreds of killings during the 1992-95 war. A sealed indictment accuses them of using hostages as human shields pillaging villages and failing to stop abuses by subordinates.
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