El Salvador Jails Nuns Killers Paroled Under Law
A judge ordered release of three of five El Salvador national guardsmen convicted in the 1980 killings of four U.S. religious workers. They have served two thirds of 30 year terms under a crowding law. The victims were nuns Dorothy Kazel Ita Ford Maura Clark and lay worker Jean Donovan.
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Flooding in Somalia kills refugees and damns roads
Heavy rains triggered floods across Mogadishu and southeastern Somalia killing at least 22 people. Floodwaters swept away houses, cutting roads and forcing thousands of refugees from flimsy shelters in Mogadishu Afgoie and Merca.
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South Korea divers attempt to raise captured NK submarine
South Korean navy frogmen attached air bags to a sunken North Korean submarine to raise the craft and search for signs of life. The sub sank after breaking loose from a tow a mile offshore near Donghae, in about 100 feet of water, delaying the operation due to swift currents. The Defense Ministry spokesman said no crew is expected to be found alive.
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OPEC approves further oil production cuts to steady market
OPEC ministers meeting in Vienna announce daily withdrawals of 1.355 million barrels starting July 1 as part of new cuts aiming to curb a price drop below 11 dollars per barrel. The group acknowledges relief will be slow and prices may not rise immediately despite vows to banish market volatility.
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Bomb explodes in Northern Ireland on eve of vote
A car bomb exploded in Newtownhamilton near the police army barracks wounding a 13 year old boy as Northern Ireland prepares for elections to a 108 member Assembly. The blast came after warnings from the Irish National Liberation Army and follows a pattern of limited car bomb attacks amid the peace process. The vote aims to form a multi party Protestant Catholic administration with a double majority rule to prevent sectarian policy control. Ulster Unionist leader David Trimble is favored to head the new government if his party holds its traditional lead.
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U S diplomat Holbrooke meets Kosovo fighters in Junik
U S envoy Richard Holbrooke travelled through western Kosovo meeting ethnic Albanian fighters in Junik during a 45 minute session. He accompanied three Albanian officials on a 200 mile tour amid heavy shelling and pledged to press Serb forces to withdraw. NATO jets had earlier sought Milosevic’s restraint as casualties mounted in the Kosovo conflict.
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