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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 2007

Page

3

Copenhagen police crack down as protests flare for third day

Dozens arrested in Copenhagen as youths clash with police during eviction of squatters from a disputed youth center. Small groups threw rocks and burned bins but violence remained limited with 643 arrests overall, including 140 foreigners, as authorities urged restraint.

Copenhagen Lars Borg Europe United States

Former Kosovo leader Ramush Haradinaj faces war crimes trial in The Netherlands

Ramush Haradinaj, once a nightclub bouncer and guerrilla chieftain, arrives in The Hague with co defendants Idriz Balaj and Lahi Brahimaj to answer charges of ethnic cleansing against Serbs. Supporters and Kosovo Prime Minister Agim Ceku back his defence as a test of truth and justice. China plans a 17.8 percent rise in military spending this year prompting U S concerns and calls for openness from John Negroponte.

Ramush Haradinaj Kosovo U.N Haradinaj Netherlands Hague Idriz Balaj Lahi Brahimaj Agim Ceku Ceku Ramush China United States John Negroponte U.S

Bosnian teen who killed five in Utah buried in homeland

The 18 year old Sulejman Talovic buried Saturday in Talovici eastern Bosnia after dying in a Salt Lake City mall shooting. His father Suljo Talovic expressed sorrow for both his son and the victims as neighbors recalled the village scarred by war.

Utah Bosnia Sulejman Talovic Salt Lake City Suljo Talovic Associated Press Talovici Talovic

U.S. Iraqi Forces Enter Sadr City Shiite Stronghold

Iraqi and U.S. troops moved into northeast Baghdad’s Sadr City after talks with allied Shiite factions, testing commitment to the campaign to drive militants from the capital. The entry marked a high profile, low resistance advance as forces aimed to root out death squads while avoiding action that could destabilize the larger security operation.

Uss Sadr City Backpbap Iraq Baghdad U.S Sadr Muqtada-al-Sadr Mahdi Army Al-Sadr David Oclander Oclander Saddam City Spc Casey Sheehan Cindy Sheehan Adit al-Khazali

Water Woes Rise From West Bank Sanctions Clash

In Yata and nearby hamlets, a seven year old nephew of Issa Abu Shakr contracted serious infections from fetid sewage after U.S. sanctions disrupted planned water projects. Residents cite asthma and throat burns amid a broader collapse of wastewater plans, with only sparse piped water reaching 120000 of 2.4 million.

Yata West Bank Issa Abu Shakr Abu Shakr Maisoun Seidat Seidat U.S. Sanc Hamas U.S Seidats Midéast Issa Mahmoud Abbas Gaza Strip Condoleezza Rice Israel Ment Naim El-Mani Palestinian Water Authority Ihab Barghouti World Health Organization El-Mani

Nudists Try Nude Gym Session in Heteren View

In Heteren Netherlands a dozen middle aged and older men joined a first nude workout at Fit World gym drawn by media attention from Russia and Australia. Photographers and TV crews crowded the room while locals and a nudist tourism company watched. A few participants appeared as staff wore painted aprons and the event drew cautious curiosity, with turnout expected to rise next Sunday but many naturists preferring hiking or gardening to nude gym sessions.

Heteren Netherlands Patrick de Man Russia Australia Amsterdam Henk de Man Dutch Federation of Naturists

Guatemalan murders spark FBI probe ahead of Bush visit

FBI investigators travel to Guatemala as three Salvadoran lawmakers are slain and four Guatemalan police officers linked to the case die in a maximum security prison. The killings reveal deep corruption in security forces and a fragile postwar reform effort. President Bush plans a visit in seven days amid calls for accountability.

FBI Guatemala Bush Guatemala City Luis Ramirez Guatemalan Institute of Comparative Studies On Penal Science Ramirez Roberto D’aubuisson ARENA National’ Police el Boqueron

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