Elephants Swim in Stockholm Canal Goes Badly
Sahib a 7700 pound circus elephant and two companions swam in Stockholm city canal near Djurgarden Park. Sahib got stuck in mud while men arranged a crane to lift him free. Circus director Bo Roemberg said elephants love the water and such mishaps happen.
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End of Desert War Games in Jordan U S Vets
Joint exercises Infinite Moonlight 97 wrapped with live fire as over 1 500 U S Marines and sailors joined 500 Jordanian soldiers in desert maneuvers. Clinton pledged aid and a December weapons package included 16 F 16 jets worth 200 million in a broader security support for Jordan. Separately ultra orthodox Jews clashed with Conservative worshippers at the Western Wall during Shavuot. Police said rocks and excrement were hurled as worshippers faced gender separated sections.
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Bulls in Madrid crowd cry foul over San Isidro bulls
In Madrid during the Fiesta de San Isidro critics note many bulls refused to charge or proved sluggish. Spectators protested as substitutes were used and up to four bulls were diverted. breeders and organizers blame each other for cheaper stock and less aggressive bulls. Matadors name breeders as the source of the problem.
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Turkish army vows to stop political Islam threat
Ankara Turkey's military warned that Islamic political activity could spark a violent uprising the army is legally bound to stop with force if needed. General Fevzi Turkeri said radical Islamist actions push toward civil upheaval while displaying images of pro-Islamic rallies.
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Thai schools to phase out Tamagotchi in class
Thai Education Ministry considers banning Tamagotchi virtual pets in schools to reduce classroom distraction. Education planners say students playing the games distract from lessons. Officials expect the education minister to announce a ban soon after reports in Bangkok. Hong Kong and other regions have taken similar steps with counseling offered for affected students.
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