Greek premier Pneumonia Hospitalized Undergoing Care
Greek Prime Minister Andreas Papandreou, 76, was admitted to an intensive care unit after doctors diagnosed pneumonia. A team of 14 physicians said he has left lung fluid buildup and is receiving antibiotics while he undergoes treatment for long-standing heart and circulatory issues.
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Andreas Papandreou
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Berlin manslaughter trial delayed again
The manslaughter trial of former East German leader Egon Krenz was delayed for a second time as defense sought disqualification of Judge Hansgeorg Brautigam for bias and an appeals court removed him. Proceedings halted while both sides asked for two alternate judges to be named in case more panel members withdraw.
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Nureyev Costume Auction Draws $301,000 at Christie’s
Fans snapped up Rudolf Nureyev’s clothing in London in the first round of a Christie's sale, paying nearly double estimates for about 150 items including robes shawls and kimonos. The auction of his belongings totaled $301,000, with more items such as paintings instruments and furniture to be sold today. Nureyev died of an AIDS related illness in 1993 at age 54.
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Christie's
Nureyev
Rabin assassin Yigal Amir shown as fanatical defender of his beliefs
Yigal Amir, 25, declares justice served after shooting Prime Minister Rabin. Bar Ilan University classmates recall a devout, confident student trained by Shin Bet in security. Amir held until Nov 30 as police probe a conspiracy, while authorities warn against broader Islamist threats.
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Yitzhak Rabin
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Golani Brigade
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Scandal hits Amazon monitoring project in Brazil
Wiretaps implicate a top Brazilian official in possible bribery tied to a 1.4 billion foreign loan for an Amazon surveillance project. The affair prompted the dismissal of two presidential appointees, including Air Force Minister Maura Jose Gandra, and threatens approval of Raytheon based contract after Senate scrutiny.
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Julio Cesar Gomes Dos Santos
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Maura Jose Gandra
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Gilberto
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