Pope apologizes for Catholics sins during visit to Czech lands
Pope John Paul II in Olomouc asked forgiveness for wrongs committed by Catholics against non Catholics amid historic Catholic Protestant tensions in Moravia. He canonized Jan Sarkandr, a priest martyred in 1620, drawing 150000 worshippers and underscoring reconciliation amid Yugoslav wars and Polish German ties.
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Czech Republic
John Paul II
Moravia
Church of Rome
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Sarkandr
Poland
Pavel Smetana
Evangelical Church
Vatican
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Yugoslavia
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Chechen rebels report heavy losses in Chechnya clashes
NAZRAN Russia At least 29 Chechen rebel fighters died and 50 were wounded in fierce end clashes with Russian forces in southern Chechnya. Interfax said artillery pounded rebels near Serzhen Yurt for a third day as troops moved to seal roads and valleys to prevent raids from southern bases amid continuing guerrilla fighting near Chin Yurt and Agishty.
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Russia
Chechnya
Serzhen-Yurt
Interfax
Grozny
Oar
Dzhokhar Dudayev
Moscow
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Agishty
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Chiri-Yurt
Shatoy
Prisoner seizes guard again at Celle prison in 140000 demand
In Celle Germany a prisoner overwhelmed a guard near the library and demanded 140000 and freedom from a prison office via police and NTV. The suspect Peter Struedinger 38 previously escaped in 1984 with a hostage and a car driven by a police official.
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Ebola outbreak traced to earlier months in Kikwit
WHO reports the Ebola outbreak around Kikwit in Zaire may have started months earlier than believed with 137 cases all in or near Kikwit. A field lab is set up to identify the virus, enabling faster confirmation of new cases and helping prevent family transmissions as experts warn the epidemic will endure.
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U.N. Health Agency
Zaire
Kikwit
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Kikwit General Hospital
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
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Refugees Flee Across Northern Bosnia Amid Fighting
Fighting intensified Sunday as about 6 000 Croatian Serb refugees crossed into Serb held northern Bosnia seeking an exit into eastern Croatia. Another 2 500 refugees were already there as UN counted almost 2 000 explosions in ongoing artillery and ground fighting.
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Bosnia-Herzegovina
Bosnia
Croatia
United Nations
Sava River
Posavina
Serbia
U.N
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