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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1998

Page

4

Eve's Footprints saved from vandals near Cape Town

Scientists cut the 117000 year old Langebaan Lagoon prints from crumbly sandstone and moved the fossil block to a conservation workshop. Visitors had scratched nearby areas and stepped on the tracks since their discovery in 1995, risking further damage from weather.

Langebaan Lagoon Cape Town

China and U S festival hopes opera troupe freed head of UK

China pressed censors Tuesday to lift a travel ban and permit the Peony Pavilion troupe to perform in New York amid praise and criticism. Nigel Redden, director of Lincoln Center Festival ’98, met Shanghai officials after the Cultural Bureau blocked the production an elaborate 20 hour six-evening set starting July 7. Heathrow Express launches high speed rail to Heathrow with 100 mph service every 15 minutes, aiming for 7 million annual riders within three years.

China New York Nigel Redden Shanghai Cultural Bureau Redden Shanghai Kungu Opera Company Hong Kong Sydney Heathrow Airport Britain London Tony Blair Heathrow Paddington BAA PLC

Train blast kills eight and injures thirteen near Bari Brahmana

A bomb exploded on the tracks minutes after the Shalimar Express left Jammu Kashmir's winter capital derailing eight cars and injuring 13 as it neared Bari Brahmana station six miles south of the state capital. Dr Jasbir Singh said rescue was hampered by darkness in the forested area.

Jammiu Kashmir Bari Brahmana Jasbir Singh Singh

Trimble Tours Doorsteps Ahead of Northern Ireland Vote

Ulster Unionist leader David Trimble campaigns across Protestant neighborhoods urging support for the Good Friday peace accord and a power sharing government. Early polls show the UUP leading in the 108 member Assembly race, but Paisley and other opponents threaten the deal with potential stalemates. Trimble warns that 30 seats for opponents could end the agreement.

Portadown Northern Ireland David Trimble Ulster Unionist Party Trimble Northern Ireland Assembly Assembly Ulster Unionists Social and Democratic Labor Party Ian Paisley Democratic Unionist Party United Kingdom Irish Republic Sinn Fein Irish Republican Army Paisley New Assembly Belfast Norther Ireland

OPEC ministers push deeper cuts to lift oil prices

In Vienna, Libyan oil minister Abdalla el Badri joined others calling for more than 1 million barrels per day in additional cuts to shrink OPEC's glut. Saudis pressure for larger cuts while Iran proposes a 10 percent across the board reduction starting February, as futures rise.

Vienna Austria OPEC Abdalla Salem el-Badri New York London Sheik Saud Nasser al-Sabah Ali Naimi Naimi Persian Gulf Iran

Serb leader hears final U S warning

U S envoy Richard Holbrooke pressed Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic in Belgrade on a final warning before NATO force may be used in Kosovo. Holbrooke met Milosevic four hours and planned to visit Pristina, then return to Belgrade before Greece trip.

Belgrade Yugoslavia U.S Richard Holbrooke Slobodan Milosevic NATO Kosovo Holbrooke Balkans United Nations Milosevic Pristina Greece Skopje Macedonia Branko Crvenkovski Kiro Gligorov Brussels Serbia

North Korean sub sinks while being towed into South Korea

A captured North Korean Yugo class submarine sank Tuesday as it was towed to Tonghae naval base, about 1 mile offshore. South Korean authorities planned to raise the 82-foot vessel and investigate whether the sub intrusion was provocation, a reconnaissance mission, or drifted into Korean waters. President Kim Dae Jung vowed cautious, firm action while not repeating past government errors as North Korea’s media called the sub wrecked.

Seoul South Korea Tonghae Kim Dae Jung Kim Kim Young Sam Pyongyang North Korea Nal Chi Man Won Chi Defense Ministry

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