Police arrest Aum Shinji Kyo followers amid subway attack probe
Japanese police broaden crackdown on Aum Shinji Kyo after nerve gas and shooting of the police chief. Two sect members were arrested for improper possession of sodium, a potential explosive, in Shizuoka while others were detained in Shiga for expired car inspections. In Fukuoka, 100 investigators raided two sect branches after a former follower said he was beaten and confined.
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Rwandans flee to Tanzania amid escalating violence
Frightened by ethnic clashes, Rwandan refugees continued fleeing Burundi toward Tanzania. A six mile line formed as they neared the border with about 1,500 having crossed into Tanzania by nightfall, according to U.N. spokesman Peter Kessler.
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