Gunfire in Belgrade protests as Milosevic foes clash
In Belgrade, gunfire erupted during street clashes between anti Milosevic demonstrators and pro Milosevic supporters. A man was shot in the head and a woman injured. police detained the gunman as riot police separated factions near Republic and Terazije Squares amid the 35th day of protests.
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Milosevic
Zlatko Mihajlovic
Associated Press
Belgrade
Knez
Terazije Square
Republic Square
James Earl Ray Placed In Critical Condition In Nashville
James Earl Ray, convicted assassin of Martin Luther King Jr., is in critical condition in a Nashville hospital, with reports citing liver failure and near death. He was moved from Riverbend State Prison to Columbia Nashville Memorial Hospital. Ray, 68, pleaded guilty in 1968 to Kings slaying and has long pursued appeals.
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Nashville, Tenn
James Earl Ray
Martin Luther King Jr
State Correction Department
Jim Rose
Tennessean
Ray
WSMV
Riverbend State Prison
Nashville
Columbia Nashville Memorial Hospital
King
Lorraine
Memphis
Tenn
Raoul
Montreal
Hostages appeal for negotiations at Japanese residence
In Peru the remaining hostages inside the siege at the Japanese ambassador's residence called for negotiation, while government and rebels held firm. The group includes Japanese businessmen and Peruvian officials, with 140 still inside. No side signaled concessions, as Red Cross meals and limited electricity aid were delivered amid a tense standoff.
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Peru
Tupac Amaru
Red Cross
Alberto Fujimori
Roger Church
Fujimori
Luis Peirano
Nestor Cerpa
Francisco Tudela
Supreme Court
Pedro
Japan
Malaysia
Bolivia
Guatemala
Honduras
Dominican Republic
Uruguay
Ryutaro Hashimoto
Tokyo
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