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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Dec 01, 2003

Page

4

Syria Repatriates 22 Bombing Suspects to Turkey

Syria handed over 22 people suspected in the November multi-site attacks in Istanbul to Turkish authorities. The group includes Wilmi Tugluoglu, linked to Azat Ekinci, a key suspect who trains and conducted the truck bombings. Turkey also charged another suspect with attempting to overthrow the constitutional order.

Syria Turkey James C. Helicke Istanbua.yria Hirkey Anatolia Wilmi Tugluoglu Azat Ekinci Ekinci Tran Pakistan Chechnya Tughuoglu Tughinglu Iran Thatman Rees Israel Yusuf Polat Radikal Polat Malatya Milliyet

U.S. plans transfer over 100 Guantanamo detainees

The U.S. intends to move more than 100 detainees from Guantanamo Bay to other countries in two transfers, one by late December and one in January. A teenager among those moved allegedly killed a U.S. special operations soldier in Afghanistan. Details on destinations or prosecutions remain undisclosed while authorities emphasize the transfers are for intelligence gathering and do not include court actions at this time.

San Juan Puerto Rico APCP Cuba U.S Associated Press Afghanistan United States

World AIDS Day marked with vigils and global actions

World AIDS Day observances spread worldwide with candlelight vigils seminars and parades. The United Nations reports 2003 deaths and infections at record highs with 34 to 46 million people believed infected. An 80 member U S delegation led by Tommy Thompson began sub Saharan Africa outreach to boost treatment and prevention efforts. Pope John Paul II offered prayers and urged ongoing church care for sufferers.

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