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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 2000

Page

4

Rebels Hit Chechnya Checkpoints Kill Eleven Russians

Eleven Russian servicemen were killed as guerrillas struck Chechnya through multiple hit and run attacks. Rebels attacked Russian positions 25 times in the last 24 hours, according to an official in the pro Moscow Chechen civilian administration. Moscow forces hold most of Chechnya but coping with sniping ambushes and bombings as the war enters its 16th month.

Chechnya Moscow

Italy Camorra queen arrested after kitchen raid

In Naples a secret panel behind a kitchen cupboard hid Erminia Celeste Giuliano 44 known as the Queen of the Clan. The arrest ends a 10 month stakeout and follows the capture of her brothers Guglielmo Carmine The Lion and Little Luigi triggering her rise to the clan’s top.

Naples Camorra Erminia Celeste" Giuliano Giuliano Sicily Guglielmo Carmine “the Lion Little Luigi

Ethiopia Eritrea POW Exchange Under ICRC Mediation

The ICRC announced a two day POW exchange between Ethiopia and Eritrea. More than 700 sick or wounded soldiers will return home as a chartered plane ferries prisoners from Addis Ababa to Asmara and back. The ICRC reported 2,600 Eritrean and 1,000 Ethiopian prisoners registered for exchange under the peace terms.

Ethiopia Eritrea International Committee of the Red Cross ICRC Alain Aeschlimann Asmara Aeschlimann

Health officials defend mad cow response in Germany

German officials defend their actions as Belgium and the Netherlands pull German beef from shelves. Agriculture Ministry official Martin Wille said a report on mad cow was sent to the EU Commission and received no reply for weeks despite repeated requests. Five German cattle have been confirmed with the disease amid regional concern.

Belgium Netherlands German Agriculture Ministry Martin Wille EU Commission

Serbia vote signals first non Socialist government in decades

In Belgrade, the Democratic Opposition of Serbia led by Vojislav Kostunica claimed about 64 percent of the vote in Serbia's parliamentary elections, with Milosevic's Socialists around 13 percent. The Radical Party trailed, and a likely 176 seats for DOS in a 250-member parliament could usher in a new era after World War II. The Serbian Unity Party led by Arkan won about 15 seats, shocking observers.

Belgrade Yugoslavia Serbia DOS Socialist Party Zoran Andjelkovic Yugoslav Left Party Milosevic Mirjana Markovic Serbian Renewal Movement Vuk Draskovic Draskovic Kostunica Democratic Opposition of Cedomir Jovanovic Center For Free Elections and Democracy Socialists Radicals Serbian Unity Party Zeljko Raznatovic Arkan Zoran Djindjic

Rebels Free 42 Captives in Colombia Peace Gesture

In Convencion and Bucaramanga, ELN rebels released 42 police and soldiers to peace envoy Camilo Gomez. Captives appeared well and hopeful, some celebrating as names were read. Six more captives remain, to be freed in January, amid renewed talks prospects with the government.

Bucaramanga Colombia National Liberation Army ELN Camilo Gomez Convencion Felipe Torres Gomez Jorge Martinez National Conciliation Commission Cuba Pastrana Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia FARC United Self- Defense Forces of Colombia AUC United States

Iranian dissidents killings trial opens in Tehran court

Seven teen defendants including former intelligence agents go on trial in Tehran for the 1998 killings of four dissident intellectuals. Families condemn closed proceedings. The case highlights Iran power struggles between reformists and hard-liners amid broader reforms.

Tehran Iran Reform Movement Mohammad Khatami Mohammad Niazi Islamic Republic Saeed Emami Akbar Ganji Ali Fallahian Gholam Hossein Mohseni Eje’i

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