Oldest Kashmir school burned in suspected arson attack
Srinagar residents protested after the 105 year old Islamia Higher Secondary School burned down destroying a 30,000 book library and a rare handwritten Quran manuscript. Police blamed Islamic insurgents while leaders warned of tensions in Jammu and Kashmir.
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Himalayan
Islamia Higher Secondary
Jammu- Kashmir
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Awami Action Committee
Javed Ahmad
Mirwaiz Umar Farooq
Pakistan
Farooq
U S airstrike on Fallujah home leaves at least ten dead
U S forces dropped two tons of bombs on a Fallujah militant safehouse killing at least 10 people. The strike, the fifth in two weeks, left a 30 foot deep pit in the rubble. Iraqi Prime Minister Allawi said his government provided intelligence for the operation.
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U.S
Fallujah
Abu Musab Zarqawi
Iyad Allawi
Mexican president's chief of staff resigns amid succession feud
Alfonso Durazo resigned from President Vicente Fox's staff in a 19 page letter dated June 22. He attacked first lady Marta Sahagun's presidential ambitions and faulted the administration for echoing old PRI practices. He argued succession should not mirror past regime rules. The Fox office rejected his views.
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Alfonso Durazo
Marta Sahagun
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Durazo
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PRI
Mexico
Government of
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Milosevic health may delay war crimes trial in The Hague
Slobodan Milosevic's health prompted a third postponement of his war crimes and genocide trial. A medical report cites heart damage from trial stress and dangerously high blood pressure. Prosecutors urge appointing defense counsel, while Milosevic insists on selfrepresentation. Judges to rule within days.
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French serial killer Fourniret leads to two victims at chateau
Suspect Michel Fourniret, a 62-year-old Frenchman in a bulletproof vest, guided police to a wooded area near his former chateau in Donchery. Investigators found two bodies believed to be Jeanne Marie Desramault, 22, and Elisabeth Brichet, 12, who vanished in 1989.
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