Navy probes sailor death at Sasebo park rest room
Tokyo AP reports the U S Navy investigates a sailor's death near Sasebo Naval Base after Allen Richard Schindler, 22, was beaten in a public park restroom on Oct 27. Shipmates Charles E Vins and Terry M Helvey were detained. Vins died after punishment, Helvey awaits trial.
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Massive Cairo sweep arrests hundreds of Muslim extremists
In Cairo's Imbaba district a large security operation continues with 14,000 police and at least 613 suspected extremists detained. The government signals a tough push to curb militancy as it seeks to replace the secular administration with a Muslim theocracy. Interior Ministry spokesman Galal el Shamy urged continuation of the operation.
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Palestinians wounded in Gaza clash report
Thirty Palestinians were wounded in a clash following hours of confrontations in Gaza. Officials reported ongoing unrest with injuries sustained by residents and the security response under rising tensions in the region.
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QE2 Returns Home After Major Refit
The cruiser QE2 returns to port after a seven million dollar facelift and hull repairs following a rock gash four months earlier. Captain John Burton-Hall, commander since 1990, says the ship has worked hard and needed the refurbishment.
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Russian crowned Miss World in Sun City pageant
Miss Russia Julia Kurotchinka, 18, won Miss World by one point in Sun City, South Africa. Britain’s Claire Smith placed second, Venezuela’s Francis Gage third, with judges noting the closest result in 42 years.
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Five Ambassadors Walk Out On Kenya Leader
Five ambassadors from the United States Germany Sweden Denmark and another country withdrew as Kenya’s government faces corruption and repression accusations. The group holds about 350 million in aid pending free elections and reforms. Moi denounced the envoys in a stadium speech as the Kenya African National Union campaigns entertain supporters.
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