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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 2002

Page

4

Putin says Russia prepaid Soviet debt to Germany to aid flood relief

President Vladimir Putin announced Russia paid $172.1 million of its remaining Soviet-era debt to Germany early, citing a need to fund Germany flood relief. He noted a prior $172.1 million payment and said the early transfer aimed to bolster Russia's credit rating, aided by a strong harvest.

Russia Germany Vladimir Putin Moscow Putin Johannes Rau Kremlin

Navy begins Vieques exercises amid muted protests

Fighter jets buzz Vieques as activists avoid usual protests fearing jail and fines amid a 23 day Navy drills. USS Harry S. Truman and 11 ships likely shell the bombing range today, part of the third yearly exercise on Vieques.

Vieques U.S. Navy Cmdr Kim Dixon Harry S. Truman Navy World Trade Center Pentagon

Capt. Cook letter found in picture frame

A letter by British explorer James Cook, written to the Admiralty after returning from his first voyage to Australia, was found wedged behind a frame at Brancaster Hall in Norfolk. The note, dating to 1771 off Kent, details Endeavour crew hardships and 28 dead seamen.

James Cook Admiralty Australia Bonhams Auction House Brancaster Hall Hunstanton Norfolk England Cook Endeavour New Zealand Tahiti Kent

Chinese plaintiffs appeal in WWII germ warfare case

Chinese plaintiffs seek higher court review after a Tokyo court acknowledged Japan used biological weapons in World War II but rejected compensation. The 180 plaintiffs, including Xu Wanzhi, accuse Japan of mass bacterial attacks linked to Unit 731, alleging thousands died in China and seeking apology and damages.

Bewine Xu Wanzhi Japan Tokyo Wang Xuan Imperial Army China Harbin Tan Jialin Changde Hunan Tan H.H. Tang Hh, Tang Beijing

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