Hong Kong stamps to drop Queen Elizabeth design
Stamps featuring Queen Elizabeth II will be withdrawn from sale on January 25, five months before Britain transfers Hong Kong to China. Replacements show Hong Kong’s skyline with a neutral sovereignty design, ending a 132 year philatelic tradition that began with Queen Victoria. Last day covers for the outgoing stamps go on sale Friday.
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Bejing Elephant Trunk Reattachment After 17 Hour Surgery
Visitors at Zhengzhou Zoo watch Babu the 14 year old elephant eat cabbages with his trunk restored after it was severed when stuck at a window. Surgeons from central China cities performed a 17 hour operation, aided by Xinhua News Agency.
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Soldier reenacts Hebron shooting in lone market scene
In a dawn re enactment at Gross Square Hebron Israel Pvt Noam Friedman 22 described firing an M 16 auto and says he blanked out until shots ended He aimed to kill Arabs and sought to avenge Baruch Goldstein and Meir Kahane while under psychiatric scrutiny and guarded by troops.
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Vatican Cuba ties warm after cardinal’s Cuba visit
Cardinal Camillo Ruini, head of the Italian bishops, completed a four day Cuban tour donating medical equipment and coordinating the pope John Paul II’s January 1998 Cuba trip. Ruini said church ties are delicate but improving and met Fidel Castro to discuss visit details at Havana’s shrine of the Virgin of Charity of Cobre.
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Georgia offers sale of Soviet era highly enriched uranium
Georgia seeks buyers for highly enriched uranium from a reactor project near Tbilisi. About 9.5 pounds remain from a Soviet era stock. last year 11 pounds were sold to Uzbekistan for 20000 dollars. Experts warn of proliferation and IAEA safeguards issues under the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty.
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