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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1997

Page

5

Premiere blocked as killer with music talent misses opera

David Price 34, serving a life sentence for the 1984 rape and murder of 26 year old Michelle Slater, was barred from attending the premiere of his opera Odyssey after objections from Slater’s father. Chief executive Edward Frizell of the Scottish Prison Service ordered Price stay in his cell at the Edinburgh venue.

David Price Edward Frizell Scottish Prison Service Price Michelle Slater Demarco European Art Foundation Edinburgh

Dozens Buried as Peru Mudslides Hit Andean Towns

Heavy rains unleashed a mudslide in Tamburco district burying about 40 families and leaving up to 200 people unaccounted for. Firefighters and police evacuated neighbors while Abancay officials warned of ongoing danger after a second slide in three days.

Tamburco Luis Vargas Abancay Alejandro Caballero Caballero

Disputed toll from Borneo riots cited at 300 dead

An Indonesian newspaper says about 300 people were killed in January ethnic rioting in Kalimantan between Dayak Christians and Madurese migrants, contradicting government claims of around 30. Army officials dispute the figure, with one general noting he was present. At least 68 arrests followed the violence beginning with Dayak attacks on Muslim settlements.

Borneo Amir Syarifuddin Wompat Zacky Anwar Makarim Kalimantan East Java Army Syarifuddin

Yeltsin and Arafat discuss Middle East peace efforts

In a Kremlin meeting Boris Yeltsin praised Yasser Arafat as a friend of the Russian people and recognized Palestinian leadership while signaling Russia seek a larger role in Middle East peace. Arafat called the talks warm and invited Yeltsin to Bethlehem for the Christians 2000th anniversary celebrations.

Moscow Boris Yeltsin Russia Middle East Yasser Arafat Kremlin Yeltsin Arafat Bethlehem Sergei Yastrzhembsky Yevgeny Primakov Gennady Seleznyov Madeleine Albright Clinton NATO Europe

Gandhi Heiress Priyanka Weds In New Delhi Ceremony

Priyanka Gandhi, 26, married Robert Vadra, 28, in a government residence in central New Delhi. The groom arrived with a security escort as jasmine garlands and marigold decorations framed the entry. The bride, linked to India's former leaders Rajiv Indira and Nehru, strengthens the Gandhi family’s long political influence.

New Devai India Priyanka Gandhi Robert Vadra Vadra Gandhi New Delhi Rajiv Indira Jawaharlal Nehru Britain Rajiv Gandhi Sonia Rahul Congress Party

Carter and Holbrooke among Nobel Peace Prize nominees

Nobel committee nominees from the Balkans include Jimmy Carter and Richard Holbrooke. Geir Lundestad notes growing interest with about 100 individuals and 25 organizations named, near 130. The prize of 1.03 million dollars will be announced mid October after the Feb 25 review start.

Oslo Norway Carter Richard Holbrooke Geir Lundestad Lundestad American Friends Service Committee Bosnia-Herzegovina U.S Dayton Bosnia Jose Ramos Horta Carlos Filipe Ximenes Belo Indonesia East Timor Balkan Selim Beslagic Tuzla Vesna Terseclic Vesna Pesic Wei Jingsheng Salvation Army Ibrahim Rugova Yugoslavia Kosovo Alfred Nobel

Portugal Abortion Debate Rages in Parliament

In Portugal a 13 year stalemate over relaxing abortion rules erupts as parliament heads into debate. The Socialist government factions split between pro and anti reform while Catholic groups push back with crusading imagery and a doctor group warns of unsafe illegal abortions. The current law allows limited exceptions and bans otherwise, with the Communist Party seeking broader access. An estimated 16 000 illegal abortions occur annually according to Family Planning Association.

Lisson PortuGan Lisbon Portugal Association of Catholic Doctors Little Johnny Communist Party Socialist Party Antonio Guterres Guterres The Januario Torgal Ferreira Portuguese Episcopal Conference Family Planning Assn

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