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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 2003
Page
10
In central Karachi two Islamic tutors were shot in separate incidents within minutes by unidentified assailants. Maulana Mohammed Ibrahim, 26, died from head wounds. Maulana Falak Sher, 34, was gravely wounded as police linked the attacks to a possible single group.
A small plane carrying Minister of Social Welfare Juan Luis Londono disappeared Thursday en route to Popayan, prompting a search. A separate report said a five passenger plane crashed near Ibague, unsure if it involved Londono’s aircraft.
Jerusalem based report from the Central Bureau of Statistics says 33,000 people immigrated to Israel in 2002, about 10,000 fewer than 2001. Officials cite a shrinking pool of Jewish immigrants from the former Soviet Union as a factor in the decline.
Jamaicans pay tribute to Marley with airtime for his songs and newspapers running ads in his memory. The late singer died of cancer in 1981 at age 36. Kevin Chang O'Brien calls him a symbol of Jamaica.
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez speaks from Miraflores Palace in Caracas about currency controls and a fixed exchange rate, presenting a copy of Venezuela's penal code during the radio and TV address.
Venezuela's business leaders warn that President Chavez's foreign currency controls will spur corruption, inflation, and economic collapse while enabling a witch hunt against opponents. The fixed rate of 1,596 bolivars per dollar replaces prior trading amid a plunge on the black market. Chavez vows to deny dollars to coup plotting firms tied to the strike, which sought to topple him and impacted a nation that imports most of its raw materials and food.
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