Warrant issued for Khmer Rouge commander over hostages killings
Cambodian government under Prime Minister orders arrest of Noun Paath, believed near a retaken Khmer Rouge base in the southwest. Victims include Australian David Wilson, British Mark Slater, and French Jean Michel Braquet, killed during a July train attack 85 miles southwest of Phnom Penh. bodies found months later.
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Khmer Rouge
Norodom Ranariddh
Noun Paeth
David Wilson
Mark Slater
Jean Michel Braquet
Phnom Penh
South Korea sees 35000 students protest in Taegu
In Taegu 35000 students staged South Korea's largest anti-government rally of the year. They filled a soccer field with songs slogans and drums shouting at President Kim Young Sam. Police authorized a rally to form a national opposition group amid rising anger after last week's gas incident that injured 101 people.
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Kim Young- Sam
Taegu
South Korea
Executives killed in Ecuador crash involving YPF head
The Gulf stream charter carrying seven oil executives from Argentina and Chile crashed near Machachi, 22 miles south of Quito. Jose Estenssoro, president of YPF, was among the dead and no survivors were reported. No cause is known.
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Andes
Jose Estenssoro
YPF
Chile
Machachi
Quito
Conservatives suffer big loss in London local elections
AP reports massive shift in England and Wales local polls with Labor winning 147 councils, Conservatives down to 8, Liberal Democrats at 43. Labour’s share nears 30 percent as voters protest central government amid weak economy and record low polls. Conservatives blamed for national pace.
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John Major
Labor Party
England and
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Labor
Conservatives
Liberal Democrats
Serbs surrender after Croat push near Pakrac
Serb fighters in Pakrac surrender on Thursday as Croatian forces round up an estimated 800 to 1,000 men ages 16 to 60 and buss them away while women and children are sent home. U N and EU monitors report 11 buses to Bjelovar and others toward Varzdin amid ongoing shelling east of Karlovac.
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Zagreb
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U.N
Bosnia
Pakrac
Kiram Singh
Georges Coquereaumont
European Union
Bjelovar
Varzdin
Karlovac
Chris Gunness
Iran plans to return spent fuel to Russia
Iran says it will ship back the spent fuel from reactors Russia is building, arguing it has no use for the material and that reprocessing concerns could be resolved. Secretary of State Warren Christopher welcomed the idea as a way to address U S objections to the nuclear deal. Iran’s envoy to the IAEA in Vienna said Tehran has no use for the spent fuel.
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Iran
Russia
Washington
Warren Christopher
Mohammad Sadegh Ayatollahi
International Atomic Energy Agency
Vienna
Austria
Gunmen kill 18 and wound 13 on Burundi bus
Unidentified gunmen attacked a Burundi bus with gunfire and grenades, killing 18 passengers and wounding 13. The bus ran from Gite to Ngozi, with authorities suspecting Hutu extremists and the victims among the Tutsi minority.
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Burundi
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