Beggar Family Accused of Saving 294000 in Suez
A family of thirty beggars in Suez reportedly saved 294000 from street begging. The arrest follows an al Ahram report noting begging is illegal in Egypt yet enforcement remains irregular. The article does not specify the time taken to accumulate the funds.
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Netanyahu Refuses Salary Rise for Lawmakers
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says he will give up a 6.9 percent salary increase and urges all lawmakers to follow suit. He notes budget cuts and appeals for public officials to forgo raises as his monthly pay would have risen from 7930 to 8200 dollars amid controversy over government managers earning far above the average wage.
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Ebola outbreak in Gabon claims 45 lives
The World Health Organization said 45 of 60 diagnosed with Ebola have died since the outbreak reappeared in Gabon in October. The virus, with up to 80 percent fatality, affected Libreville and the Boue region, with three outbreaks reported in the past year. 47 people were under medical surveillance in Libreville.
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Diplomat may face trial for crash deaths
Mobutu Sese Seko fired Ambassador Ramazani Baya and said the envoy will face French justice over the November 23 crash that killed two French boys in Menton. Baya admitted driving the vehicle and offered to submit to inquiry as residents demanded accountability.
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Peru hostage crisis stalls as police taunt rebels in Lima
In Lima, police robbed stones and bottles at the Japanese ambassador’s residence taunting Tupac Amaru guerrillas who hold 73 hostages since December 17. Rebels demand 300 jailed comrades freed. Red Cross talks potential but no clear path to negotiations. A local resident refused to allow use of his home for talks.
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Protests Turn Violent in Belgrade amid Election Row
In Belgrade and across Yugoslavia riot police clashed with protesters angered by the annulment of local election victories. Taxi drivers joined, crowds faced beatings, and several were hospitalized as the opposition pressed Milosevic to honor wins in Belgrade and 13 other cities.
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Yeltsin Returns to Work After Hospital Stay
Russian President Boris Yeltsin spent eight hours handling paperwork at his country home after a 12 day hospital stay for double pneumonia. Kremlin doctors say he tires more easily but is returning to his working rhythm as he plans CIS summit in Moscow and a February trip to The Hague.
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