Pope Laments Vatican Guards Killing and Killer
Pope John Paul II prayed over the coffins of Alois Estermann and Gladys Meza Romero in St. Peter's Square. The pope described the guard commander’s murder and his wife’s death as incomprehensible and said Cedric Tornay faces God’s judgment. A Mass honored the victims and a funeral for Tornay was set for Thursday.
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Deadly floods strike southern Italy as rains persist
Torrential rains and landslides in southern Italy killed at least 17 people over two days. Civil protection said thousands of firefighters and military helicopters searched for about 50 missing buried under mud. Mudflows ripped through towns from Naples to Sarno, displacing over 1,000 residents and flooding Villa Maria hospital with several missing doctors and patients.
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Riots Rattle Indonesia As Looters Target Chinese Shops
Police used tear gas rubber bullets and live rounds to halt looters during a third day of unrest over price hikes. A man died in a Chinese store fire. Protests spread from Jakarta to other cities as students clashed with police and markets fell. The rupiah slid to a fresh low, with injuries and property damage reported in Medan and Jakarta.
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Senate primary results in Indiana North Carolina and Ohio
North Carolina voters chose millionaire lawyer John Edwards as the Democratic nominee for the Senate with 50 percent, promising to reclaim Terry Sanford's seat after Sanford's death. Incumbent Lauch Faircloth won the Republican primary with about 80 percent. In Indiana Fort Wayne Mayor Paul Helmke led the GOP field to face Evan Bayh in the Democratic race, with George Voinovich winning Ohio's Republican nomination and facing Mary Boyle in November.
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Wage hike helps workers. no job losses found
A report from the Economic Policy Institute says 10 million workers saw wage increases from the 1996 97 minimum wage hike with no significant job losses. About 71 percent of beneficiaries were adults, 58 percent women, and many worked full time or 20 to 34 hours weekly.
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Netanyahu Rejects U S Dictates Over Israel Withdrawal
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned he would reject an invitation to Washington talks if the United States tries to dictate the scope of an Israeli troop withdrawal. He convened his inner Cabinet amid a reportedly U S ultimatum on a 13 percent withdrawal or cancellation of a White House ceremony opening final status talks. He said on Israel Radio We do not accept dictates. The full Cabinet will decide Sunday. Secretary Albright said Israel accepting the proposal would allow President Clinton to open new talks on Jerusalem settlements and refugees. Netanyahu left open the possibility of not going to Washington if too many strings are attached.
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Trust notices from Ottawa Kansas shelved for inspection
Public notices list multiple trusts and scholarship funds in Ottawa Kansas with annual reports or calendar year end dates, inviting citizens to inspect during business hours within 180 days of publication. Addresses include 434 South Main and 934 South Main, with principal managers and contact numbers.
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Kansas
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Mahoney Scholarship Fund
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Thirteen of 87 survive Peru jet crash in jungle
Rescue teams found 13 of 87 aboard a Boeing 737 chartered by Occidental Petroleum near Andoas Peru 625 miles north of Lima. The plane from Iquitos crashed three miles from Andoas late Tuesday. weather hindered helicopter evacuees and casualties were not yet confirmed.
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