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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 2003
Page
3
In Pailin a window glimpse shows Cambodian boys watching voting as Hun Sen’s party enjoys Sunday support though polls suggest it will not secure an outright majority to rule Cambodia.
Prime Minister Hun Sen's Cambodian People's Party expected to win about 73 of 123 National Assembly seats, short of a two thirds majority. Officials said coalitions would be needed, with independent observers largely agreeing. The result signals continued post conflict stabilization as Cambodia moves forward.
In Montreal, 25 trade ministers pressed for solutions on agricultural trade investment and drug prices for the world’s poor, despite street protests that saw windows smashed and U S symbols burned. Protests briefly disrupted downtown before police cleared the scene. Israel grants permanent resident status to Black Hebrews aiding potential army service. Bermuda premier resigns after narrow election win and intra party fire.
Guerrillas damaged a bridge near Baqouba Tikrit and shelved public traffic after a bomb on a palm log on the Diala River. U.S. forces pressed raids near Tikrit Mosul and Baghdad seeking Saddam Hussein. A soldier died in Nasiriyah. demolitions continued at the Odai and Qusai Hussein house in Mosul.
Rebel forces from Liberia's Movement for Democracy in Liberia and Liberians United for Reconciliation and Democracy captured Buchanan, Liberia's second-largest city, crippling government troops under Charles Taylor. The seizure comes amid a widening siege of Monrovia, looting of aid offices, and thousands of refugees fleeing toward the coast as negotiations stall.
President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo pledged an independent commission to probe the roots of a failed mutiny by nearly 300 troops who seized a Manila shopping and apartment complex demanding the government resign. After a 19 hour standoff, mutineers retreated, and Arroyo vowed punishment and full force of law.
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