Three ex East Germans cleared in Berlin Wall killings
Berlin officials Siegfried Lorenz Hans Joachim Boehme and Herbert Haeber faced manslaughter charges for deaths at the Wall between 1984 and 1989 but were acquitted by judge Hans Luther who said their positions were passive. Prosecutors plan to appeal while former activists called the decision scandalous.
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Germany Pace of Holocaust Memorial Slows Over Costs
Berlin officials unveiled plans for an information center beneath the Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe, with underground space estimated at about 10 million dollars. Parliament President Thierse said the total project may exceed the 7.5 million budget, while architect Peter Eisenman noted a 2006 World Cup hope and a three year finish if all goes well.
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Typhoons threaten Tokyo as Philippines flood hit
Typhoons in the western Pacific killed at least 16 and left 10 missing in the Philippines, forcing about 400,000 to flee. One storm neared Tokyo, with 13 foot waves and up to 10 inches of rain forecast, prompting airline cancellations and evacuations.
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