Man opens fire at Yemeni mosque school kills teacher and seven students
In Lahg province near Sanaa, a retired soldier Mohsen Munsir fired an automatic rifle inside a mosque school, killing a teacher and seven students and wounding two others before locals captured him. The motive remains unknown and the attacker was handed over to police.
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Mohsen Munsir
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Two Nuevo Laredo Police Officers Killed in Restaurant Attack
In Nuevo Laredo Mexico four gunmen raided a restaurant early Wednesday and killed two police officers Cmdr Omar Ramos Treto and Lt Luis Alberto Morales as they ate. Officer Julio Cesar Castillo was gravely wounded. The violence raises the year’s toll of lawmen deaths to eight in the border city.
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Mexico
Texas
Omar Ramos Treto
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Turkey approves reforms to curb military influence
Parliament in Ankara approved a new set of reforms aimed at reducing the military’s role in politics to bolster democracy and aid Turkey’s bid to join the European Union. The measures respond to EU demands for greater civilian oversight.
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Turkey
European Union
Russian soldiers killed near border in Ingushetia blast
A land mine shattered a military convoy near Galashki Ingushetia killing five Russian soldiers officials said Wednesday. The Chechnya war spillover continues with clashes near the village six miles from the border as authorities probe the blast from Tuesday evening.
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Russia
Chechnya
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Penateles Odessa Showings and Reruns at Local Theatre
Local cinema listings show Penateles Odessa at 4221 Preston Smith, with Ed behind Home Deg and Finding Nemo in various time slots from 1 to 6 as 1 2 10 3 35 4 35 6, plus Legally Blonde 2 Red White and Blonde with PC-13 rating showing 2 20 to 4 50 and 7 20 to 9 45, highlighting multiple screenings and format.
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Israel proposes more troop pullouts after U S backed talks
In Jerusalem officials said Israel seeks pullouts from two more Palestinian towns following U S led discussions with President Bush. The talks also touched on freeing Palestinian prisoners, the West Bank security barrier, and dismantling violent groups as part of the road map toward a Palestinian state by 2005.
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West Bank
Ramallah
Israel
Bush
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Peacekeeping mission nears Liberia as fighting rages
An advance inspection team from a planned multinational peacekeeping force heads to Monrovia amid explosions and gunfire. Nigeria and other troops board planes from Ghana, while U.S. and West African leaders await deployment details. Rebels vow to stay.
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Washington
Pentagon
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Bush
Charles Taylor
White House
Sunny Ugoh
Nigeria
Mali
Benin
Senegal
Togo
Economic Community of West African States
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