Canadians say two Britons and two Canadians roughed up by Yugoslav army
Canadian diplomats report that Shaun Going and Liam Hall told a judge and Angela Bogdan on Monday they were only somewhat roughed up at arrest near Kosovo Montenegro border and are now in Belgrade prison. The four men remain detained in Belgrade’s military court awaiting trial.
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Reinforcements Called as West Firefronts Persist
Helena and Missoula crews rally for more help as fires scorch vast western areas. U S Army battalion from Kentucky and Marines from North Carolina join Alberta, New Zealand and Australian fighters in Montana, while a 16 county central Montana closure proposal aims to limit public use amid the crisis.
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Eight teens die in Vienna bus crash and more world news
A semitrailer crashed into a double decker bus west of Vienna killing eight teenagers aged 14 to 17 and injuring 21 as another truck struck the wreckage. The bus riders were German youths headed to Lake Balaton for a two week trip. In Jerusalem, a Barak aide resigns. In Carlsbad a gas explosion death toll rises to eleven. In Nazran a Chechen mine incident leaves nine rebels dead.
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