India and Pakistan clash over Kashmir frontier gains
Indian troops seized Peak 5140 on a Himalayan ridge and press toward last guerrilla pockets in Kashmir as G eight leaders call for a halt. Pakistan denies backing the fighters while claiming Kashmir independence remains the goal. Heavy fighting continues at Tiger Hill.
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Indian troops seize Peak 5140 amid high mountain fighting
After a week of combat Indian forces captured Peak 5140, a key point behind the highway, as heavy clashes raged on Tiger Hill. Col Avtar Singh and Col Bikaram Singh reported 100 Pakistani soldiers dislodged, with three Indian soldiers killed and nine wounded in bunkers on the 16,900 foot peak. One or two rebel pockets remained overlooking the highway despite artillery and mortar exchange.
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Holy Sepulcher to Add Second Door Guarded by Church Leaders
The Tourism Ministry announced a breakthrough on opening a second exit at the Church of the Holy Sepulcher in Jerusalem to improve safety for millions of pilgrims. Current Muslim gatekeepers, the Nuseibeh and Joudeh families, would cede key duties as church leaders decide where the new door will be placed by year’s end.
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Old City
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Solstice at Stonehenge draws hundreds amid clashes
AP reports hundreds breached barriers at Stonehenge to mark the summer solstice. Police in riot gear evicted about 400 intruders before dawn, arresting 23 as the monument reopened only to limited druids and strict crowd controls.
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Libya to pay 40 million to families of UTA 772 victims
Libyan government will pay 40 million dollars to families of all 170 victims of the 1989 UTA Flight 772 bombing, per Al Wasat. France and Libya reached the deal as six Libyans await trial in absentia for masterminding the attack. The move follows France’s ouster of Libyan troops from Chad and aims to mend ties to boost trade.
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Notice of Suit in Franklin County for Revival of Dormant Child Support
State of Kansas to Kally A Alterman and others. Motion for Revival in case 88 C 89 filed in Franklin County District Court by SRS seeks revivor of dormant child support arrears totaling 5474 dollars. Respond by July 24, 1999 at 8:00 a.m. at Franklin County Courthouse Ottawa. If no plea, judgment will be entered. Edythe Gordon Hepp attorney for movant MAXIMUS Child Support Enforcement Services Topeka Kansas.
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Kally A. Alterman
Franklin County District Court
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Franklin County
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