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Lovington Leader

Location

Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 2013

Page

5

Witchcraft killings spark violence in Papua New Guinea

Papua New Guinea sees rising witch hunt violence as jealousy over wealth and mining profits fuels accusations. Helen Rumball, a former teacher, was beheaded after a mob stormed a hut, tortured relatives, and burned a house, while police negotiations led to some releases. The UN notes many cases go unreported. the Sorcery Act was repealed amid the surge of killings.

Rod McGuire Icetter Canberra Australia Papua New Guinea Helen Rumball Rumbali Helen Hakena North Bougainville Hakena United Nations

Talks Between Koreas Raise Hopes For Limited Détente

The two Koreas will hold their highest level talks in years in Seoul to restart joint projects and ease tensions amid North Korea nuclear threats. Analysts call it a cautious first step and a political win for South Korean President Park Geun-hye. Topics include resuming the Kaesong factory park, past inter-Korean statements, family reunions, and tours to a North Korean resort, with 북한 insisting on accountability for past actions.

Foster Klug Associated Press Seoul South Korea Koreas Park Geun-hye John Delury Yonsei University Pyongyang North Korea Kim Dae-jung Kim Jong Il Park Lee Myung-bak Lee Park Hyeong-jung Korea Institute For National Unification

Ten Women Escaped Burning California Limousine

In Walnut Creek, ten elderly women aged in their 90s escaped unharmed as a Lincoln Town Car limo burst into flames while idling. They were en route to Sonoma for a 96th birthday celebration. driver ordered evacuation after smoke and flames appeared. Police investigate. owner blames electrical system and a manufacturer defect.

Walnut Creek Calif California San Mateo-Hayward Contra Costa Times Sonoma Mary Chapman Kgo-Tv Chapman Claudius Oliveira Town Car SF Oliveira California Highway Patrol Lanny Edwards Contra Costa

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