Vandals topple 45 headstones at WWI British cemetery
In Lille France vandals toppled 45 headstones at the Saint Aobert Cemetery near Cambrai, burial site of about 435 soldiers killed in World War I. Two markers were destroyed as police investigate. the War Graves Commission spokesman Peter Francis provided details.
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Anti logging group takes up arms clash risk
President Ricardo Maduro ordered authorities in eastern Honduras to track and arrest a group of machine gun wielding men who told a reporter they were ready to kill to defend local forests. Maduro condemned vigilante action and noted the country’s image suffers from armed self help justice. La Prensa cited the interview with three members of the radical environmental group who said they would use violence to stop illegal logging.
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Juarez Police Announce Reward for Women Killings
Mexican police in the border city of Juarez offer a US 7100 reward for tips leading to arrests in the deaths of three women whose bodies were found July 23. The fund followed officers’ prior donation after a 9-year-old boy’s May murder, and aims to curb the city’s fear amid a multi agency security plan.
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WWII POW ashes return to Japan
The ashes of 80 Japanese prisoners of war from World War II have been shipped back from the Irkutsk region in Siberia. Before departure, prayers were offered by relatives and Japanese officials. About 600,000 Japanese soldiers were held in the Soviet Union, many captured in northeast China after the war.
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Saudi raids expose al-Qaida links in kingdom
Saudi Interior Minister Nayef confirms arrests and killings in 13 raids since May with suspects trained mostly in Afghanistan and some inside Saudi soil. The disclosures mark a shift from prior denials of al-Qaida presence in the kingdom. Over 200 suspects held, more than a dozen killed. Fifteen of the 19 Sept 11 hijackers were Saudis.
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Reeve urges Israel for collaboration on spinal research
Actor Christopher Reeve, paralyzed since 1995, says there is a good chance he will walk again if politics and religion do not hinder science. On a five day Israel visit he calls for international cooperation, cites disputes over intellectual property and stem cell rules as slowing progress.
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