Ugandan Army Detains Two US Journalists Near Kampala
Two American reporters Charles Powers of the Los Angeles Times and Robert Rosenthal of the Philadelphia Inquirer were detained by Ugandan soldiers near Bombo about 19 miles north of Kampala while photographing an operation against guerrillas. The U.S. embassy in Kampala said they are being held in a Bombo army barracks and urged their handover to Ugandan police for return to Nairobi.
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Puerto Rico squatters evicted. riots at capitol rotunda
About 250 squatters spent the night in Puerto Rico's capitol rotunda after police evicted them from three acres of land. One policeman was killed by sniper fire and at least 10 people were injured as riot police used tear gas and force to clear the site near a San Juan suburb. Squatters later picketed the governor's mansion and occupied the rotunda before electing to move to a rehabilitation center, postponed overnight due to darkness.
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