World Briefs Afghanistan Rocket Attack Kills 12
Rockets struck a western Kabul suburb killing 12 people including four medical students when a military hospital was hit. At least 106 others were wounded as presidential troops pressed assaults on Hezb-e-Wahdat positions near Kabul University where 10 teachers were killed days earlier.
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Pre-Mayan tomb discovered near Tegucigalpa
Archeologists report a potentially major find in a man made cave about 100 miles east of Tegucigalpa. Officials say the tomb contains human bones and finely worked ceramics though the age is undetermined, and appears older than the Mayan culture that flourished in Central America from A.D. 250 to A.D. 900. Rene Martinez of the Institute of Anthropology and History provides details.
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Fergie troubled by dad's comments about marriage
Maj. Ronald Ferguson writes in the Daily Mail serial that Sarah Ferguson’s troubled marriage to Prince Andrew is scrutinized. The memoir questions possible affairs and whether Fergie could stay faithful if the couple reconciles after a lengthy separation.
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Plague reaches New Delhi as Surat outbreak spreads
The first pneumonic plague cases outside Surat were confirmed in New Delhi, over 700 miles away, amid rising fear as some 400,000 residents who fled the city may be spreading the outbreak in Gujarat and neighboring Maharashtra. WHO cautions against panic while antibiotics are deployed and surveillance intensified.
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North Korea Rejects Nuclear Inspection Push
North Korea’s military publicly rejects allowing outside nuclear inspections at Yongbyon amid ongoing talks with the United States. The IAEA seeks access to two suspected waste dumps, while negotiators in Geneva resume talks with new instructions.
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