Love arrested in Australia for verbal abuse on flight
Courtney Love, 30, pleaded guilty in Melbourne to abusing a flight attendant aboard a Qantas jet from Brisbane to Melbourne. Magistrate Robert Kumar imposed a one month good behavior bond of $380, forfeitable for further offenses.
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Toronto twins separated after marathon head union surgery
Two year old Siamese twins Hira and Nida Jamal were separated after an 11 hour operation at Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto. They remain in stable condition amid reconstructive work to cover brain-exposing wounds. Anwar Jamal of Karachi expresses relief and happiness.
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Karachi
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Canada disbands airborne regiment amid misconduct claims
Defense Minister David Collenette in Ottawa ordered the elimination of the 650 member Canadian Airborne Regiment after videotapes aired showing members brutal and racist. Generals argued for salvage, but the force was dissolved. A separate report from Tehran radio noted a 5.1 magnitude earthquake in Hormozgan, Iran, injuring five and damaging buildings near Bandar Abbas with rescue teams deployed.
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David Collenette
Ottawa
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Tehran Radio
Cyprus
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American pilot and son rescued after nine day blizzard ordeal
Lt Col Michael Ronald Couillard, 37, and his son Matthew, 10, were found alive nine days after disappearing in a Turkish blizzard. They survived in a cave, ate snow, and endured frostbite while awaiting rescue near Kartalkaya, 70 miles north of Ankara. Both were hospitalized and later to Ankara, reuniting with wife Mary.
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Kartaskaya
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Aladag
Yuksel Gul
Anatolia News Agency
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Russians shelled Grozny as Dudayev warns on POWs
Russian artillery and mortars pounded Grozny while Chechen leader Dudayev refused to release more POWs until a cease-fire is signed. Rebels fought on with limited gear as mothers massed for POW recovery and bridges near Shaami Yurt and Kartar Yurt were destroyed.
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Allies renew Bosnia peace effort amid Sarajevo road opening
The United States and allies launch a new peace push in Bosnia spurred by the opening of a land route into besieged Sarajevo. Heavy fighting continues in the northwest with about 500 detonations near Velika Kladusa. Serbs and Muslims clash as diplomacy unfolds in Sarajevo and Zagreb.
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Frederick M. Franks
Charles Thomas
Radovan Karadzic
Karadzic
Franjo Tudjman
Alija Izetbegovic
Kresimir Zubak
Israel weighs fence to keep militants out after bombing
After a deadly bombing that killed 19 and wounded 62, Israel raids mosques arresting more than 60 Muslim militants and discusses a West Bank fence. Prime Minister Rabin favors a barrier costing 230 million dollars and planned for construction within the West Bank to sever friction points and patrols.
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West Bank
Israel
Yitzhak Rabin
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Uri Dromi
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