American missionary rescued in Quito after captors fatally harmed
Donald Coks, 55, a U S Protestant missionary, was held against his will since December 10 in Quito to sell a vehicle. He was rescued Sunday in a remote jungle area 70 miles northeast of the capital. Police fatally wounded three abductors and captured two. Abductors had demanded a 500000 dollar ransom.
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Okinawa rape case sparks mass protests against US troops
Navy Seaman Marcus Gill admitted to raping a 12-year-old Okinawan girl after abducting her on Sept. 4. Marines Rodrico Harp and Kendrick Ledet testified they helped seize the girl but denied raping her, saying Gill threatened them. Ledet and Harp described fear and coercion as Gill urged tape for the victim. The courtroom heard Gill describe others’ accounts as unfair while promising a fuller statement.
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Floods Kill 130 in South Africa Near Pietermaritzburg
In one of South Africa's worst floods at least 130 people drown and up to 1000 homeless as Umsunduzi River bursts its banks near Pietermaritzburg. Rescue teams and a military helicopter recover bodies and search riverbanks amid damaged roads and power lines.
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