Rockets Hit Kabul Outskirts In Afghan Conflict
Rockets slammed into the northeastern Kabul outskirts injuring two children and a man as opposition forces battle the Taliban. The attack targeted the airport area causing destruction, wounding a father and child asleep in a yard and prompting evacuations. Last week six died in the same neighborhood amid ongoing fighting.
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Mass prayer as Indonesians seek end to economic woes
Tens of thousands of Muslims knelt in prayer at a Jakarta stadium, many weeping, as they urged relief from Indonesia's economic crisis. Khalid Abdul Lah blamed corruption under former President Suharto, who was ousted in May, with Habibie pursuing reforms ahead of next year’s elections. The mass event was organized by Indonesia's largest Muslim group to boost its political clout.
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Kai Tak Airport Rites Close After 73 Years of Service
Hong Kong bids farewell to Kai Tak with a final flight from Chongqing and a departure to London. Thousands gather as runway lights go out at 12:02 a.m. while officials oversee the handover to the new Chek Lap Kok airport.
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Freud's work making comeback in Russia
Freud's ideas are resurging in post-Soviet Russia after decades of ban and stigma. Psychiatrists report rising interest in psychoanalysis and therapy, with most practitioners in Moscow and St Petersburg, while experts note variability in skill and limited Western-style literature.
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Two cloned calves born in Japan scientists say
Two cloned calves born in Japan were reported as the first clones from adult cow cells, produced from an adult-animal cloning technique similar to Dolly. Researchers said the twins demonstrate calves identical to adult cows, marking a step in cloning science and raising questions about broader applications.
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Ishikawa Prefectural
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
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Ishikawa Livestock Research Center
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