Israelis and Arabs clash on pact anniversary
On the second anniversary of the Israel PLO peace process protests in Jerusalem and Hebron turned violent. Tear gas fired by Israeli soldiers sent 11 toddlers to hospital after gas drifted into a nursery. Police detained 22 protesters and nine officers were hurt. Prime Minister Rabin’s residence saw hundreds of right wing demonstrators as Foreign Minister Shimon Peres urged moving beyond enmity.
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Thdia’s Kentucky Fried Chicken Reopens After Health Order
The Karnataka High Court stayed the local health department order canceling Thdia’s only Kentucky Fried Chicken outlet in Bangalore after an appeal by the franchise. The fast food chain argued it uses the same formula as in 77 other countries and continues operations in a southern city.
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Bomb blast rocks Boisbriand biker bar terrace
A bombing at Le Harley bar in Boisbriand near Montreal injured ten men and scattered dynamite across the street. Police officer Michel Brunet said the outdoor terrace blast hurled glass and furniture into the street and rocked nearby houses for miles, with ten unexploded sticks found at the scene.
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Quebec
Michel Brunet
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Military plane with 75 missing off Sri Lanka coast
A military transport aircraft crashed in stormy seas off Sri Lanka’s west coast on Wednesday. Fifty to seventy five troops and crew aboard were feared dead. No evidence yet of Tamil Rebel involvement. An oil slick and debris were spotted, suggesting a mid sea crash. The plane was carrying cigarettes and troops bound for an offensive against rebels.
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Sri Lanka
All Force
Massacre of 100 in Rwanda villages after ambush
U N observers report more than 100 men women and children killed over a 10 hour period as soldiers hunted attackers who ambushed a patrol near Gisenyi. Kinama Kanama and Kayove villages near the border with Zaire saw most slayings amid firefights and machete injuries.
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Rwanda
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Zaire
Lee Woodyear
U.N. High Commissioner For Human
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Kigali
Rutayisire
Russian lawmaker Zhittnovsky defends floor brawl remarks
Vladimir Zhittnovsky shrugged off criticism over a Saturday scuffle in Russia's armament Duma. He claimed women enjoyed fighting and made a sweeping rape comment about Yevgenia Tishkovskaya, who plans to sue for 100 million rubles and seeks criminal action and removal of Zhiri novsky.
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Russia
Yevgenia Tishkovskaya
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Associated Press
French bomber Kelkal still at large across France
Police hunt Khaled Kelkal, 24, Algerian suspect in six bombings, after 170000 posters flood transit hubs and borders. Soldiers guard airports and Channel tunnel as authorities seek the elusive figure amid renewed attacks across Paris, Lyon, Marseille and beyond.
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France
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Kelkal
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Marseille
Yves Nicolas
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