Farrakhan attacks U.N. sanctions on Libya during visit
Louis Farrakhan arriving in Libya condemned U.N. sanctions as a weapon of mass destruction. Libyan TV cited by BBC notes voiced his critique after the Saturday night arrival, as Security Council moves since 1992 sought Lockerbie suspects.
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Pavarotti Opens Music Center for Bosnian Children
Luciano Pavarotti and friends opened a children’s music school in Mostar Bosnia raising 5.8 million dollars. The center organized by War Child will provide music education and therapy for Bosnian children and carry a message of peace to youth who endured war.
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Tokyo director Juzo Itami dies by own action after attack
Japanese filmmaker Juzo Itami, famous for Tampopo, died by jumping from an eight story building days before magazine reports a possible affair. He left notes claiming innocence. Itami, 64, had 10 films in 13 years and wide critical acclaim.
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Bangkok flea market hosts dunking stand for former PMs
At Bangkok's Market of the Former Rich hundreds of people pay about 20 cents to dunk cardboard cutouts of Thailand's last five prime ministers into rice-filled bins. Organizer Wasun Panon says the event lets crowds vent, leaving them happier after tossing balls at the targets.
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Neo Nazi extend presence with Liberated Zones in Fuerstenwalde
German neo Nazis claim zones guiding locals in Fuerstenwalde near Berlin and push foreigners away. The Altstadt pub hosts a right leaning crowd with shaved heads and bomber jackets. Town officials monitor, while asylum residents report intimidation and fear in daily life.
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Archbishop brings sermon to supermarket shoppers in Gravesend
The Church of England broadcast a one minute Christmas message by Archbishop George Carey to shoppers across 216 Asda stores while a Gravesend service featured carols as 200 worshippers sang near the fruit section. Shoppers noted the bustle of scanning tills as the sermon urged faith for all in daily life.
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