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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 2003

Page

5

Ozone Hole Over Antarctica Stays Large and Long

The World Meteorological Organization said the South Pole ozone hole is already as large as ever and lasting longer this year. The thinnest region accounts for about two thirds of the total size, reflecting ongoing chemical pollution effects high in the atmosphere.

South Pole United Nations’ Weather Organization World Meteorological Organization

Israeli raid wounds three at West Bank coffee shop

Israeli troops raided a West Bank coffee shop where men played cards, wounding three and arresting over a dozen during a search for fugitives. An AP reporter saw eight bullet holes in the windows and eleven inside. The raid followed Israel’s sealing of the West Bank and Gaza Strip to restrict Palestinian movement.

West Bank Associated Press Israel Gaza Strip

Cuban democracy push seeks referendum with 14000 signatures

Oswaldo Paya, leading Cuba democracy advocate, delivered over 14 000 signatures to the National Assembly seeking a referendum for reforms. It's the second year he presented thousands under the Varela Project, a major homegrown reform effort in Cuba's one party system.

Cuba Fidel Castro Oswaldo Paya National Assembly

Rebels Claim Downing of U S Plane in Colombia

The National Liberation Army says it shot down a U S State Department plane in northeastern Colombia on Sept 21. The Costa Rican pilot Mario Alvarado died, the sixth U S contractor killed in Colombia this year. The insurgents posted the claim on their website as authorities noted ground fire likely struck the aircraft during fumigation operations in Catatumbo.

Colombia State Department Mario Alvarado U.S National Liberation Army Catatumbo

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