Fisherman fatally shot in Lekeitio by gunmen linked to ETA wing
Police said Ignacio Montes Abad, 36, was shot by two or three armed assailants as he walked in Lekeitio, using weapons associated with the Basque ETA military faction. Witnesses reported multiple gunshots.
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Ugandan Forces Repel Rebels Near Lake Victoria Depot
Ugandan troops reportedly repelled about 60 rebels attacking an ordnance depot near Lake Victoria in eastern Uganda. Military sources say this marks the first rebel strike in the region since the 1981 insurgency against President Milton Obote.
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Australian miner saved after NSW coal mine gas blast
Emergency crews rescued a trapped miner from a New South Wales coal mine after a gas explosion that killed another worker. The survivor was hospitalized in satisfactory condition.
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Ferry service resumes between Japan and China
The Jianzhen, operated by the China Japan International Ferry Co., will restart regular passenger service after 35 years, running from Shanghai to Kobe and Osaka. The joint venture is 50 percent owned by a Chinese government firm and 50 percent by a private Japanese company, an embassy spokesman said.
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Britain Deports Eight Shiites Under Terrorism Law
Eight Shiite men held since June 12 under the Prevention of Terrorism Act were deported from Britain to Syria. A Scotland Yard spokesman said the men were questioned about affairs of Bahrain.
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China backs Korean plan for independent peaceful reunification
Beijing said it supports North Korea's anti US campaign and calls for the withdrawal of U S forces from South Korea. A message from Chinese bodies praised North Korea's proposals to achieve reunification and earned wide sympathy from peace-loving people worldwide.
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Air travel sinks deeper into danger after string of hijackings
Airlines warn of ongoing aviation threat after a month of hijackings and bombings culminating in Air India Flight 182’s crash. IATA cites deadly incidents and vows stronger security while noting no survivors from the Atlantic disaster.
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Sirhan Sirhan Seeks Parole Amid Call for Fair System
In Los Angeles Sirhan Bishara Sirhan marks 17 years since the RFK killing and urges the parole board to set a date again. He says guilt remains and criticizes the parole process claiming harsher punishments for others, while noting no memory of firing the fatal shot.
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Exhumation Report Ties Mengele Body to Nazi War Crimes
West Germany's chief prosecutor declined to comment on a Welt am Sonntag report that Austria was asked to exhume the body believed to be Nazi killer Josef Mengele. Forensic teams from the United States West Germany and Brazil say the Sao Paulo area remains likely belong to Mengele.
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Correction notice for Sears summer sale flyer errors
Sears Canada Inc. issues corrections in the News item dated Tuesday June 18 noting that the portrait charms are not included in the portrait studio package on page 14 and that men’s Relax slacks priced at 9.99 are not available as advertised on page 3. The notice apologizes for any inconvenience.
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