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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 28, 2004

Page

10

Puerto Rico governor ends standoff at mansion hostage crisis

In San Juan, Gov Lila Calderon joined a hostage situation at the governor’s mansion to persuade a man holding a receptionist in a mail room to release her. After a nearly three hour standoff, the 28 year old man Roberto Figueroa set down a foot long kitchen knife and surrendered, apologizing and begging forgiveness. The hostage, Iris Nereida Marcillio, was unharmed as police escorted Figueroa away.

San Juan Puerto Rico Lila Calderon Col Jose Caldero Caldero Roberto Figueroa Figueroa Calderon Iris Nereida Marcillio

Aid pours in as Haiti floods kill hundreds and cut roads

U S and Canadian troops rushed medical supplies and water to flood struck towns in Haiti and the Dominican Republic. Forecasters warned of more rain as authorities counted hundreds dead and thousands more cut off, with Mapou submerged and 10,000 villagers awaiting help.

Port-Au-Prince Haiti U.S Mapou Michel Matera U.N Matera Mapau Dominican Republic Dave Lapan Lapan Port-au- Prince Fond Verrettes Red Cross Hispaniola

Coalition suspends Najaf operations amid deal with Shiite leader

The U S led coalition agreed to halt offensive actions in Najaf after Shiite leaders struck a deal with cleric Muqtada al Sadr to end two months of fighting that killed over 350 Iraqis and 21 coalition troops. US forces held positions with few militiamen seen in Najaf center. The agreement allows a political role for al Sadr while not arresting or disbanding his militia.

Najaf Iraq U.S Associated Press Muqtada al-Sadr Bush Salama al- Khafaji Baghdad Al-Khafafi Fateh Kashef al Iran America Al-Sadr Fallujah Saddam Hussein

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