Kim Jong Il Emerges as North Korea Leader at Funeral
Seoul observers say Kim Jong Il appears at his father Kim Il Sung's funeral bier signaling succession. He reportedly attended a Communist party meeting before the public appearance and met foreign diplomats, the first such engagements since his father's death.
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Germany allows troops abroad for UN missions ruling
Berlin's high court overturned postwar limits, enabling German forces to serve on UN missions abroad, a major shift since unification. The decision reinterprets a constitution clause restricting action to defense or NATO allies, affecting Chancellor Kohl's foreign policy efforts.
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Bainbridge braces as flood threats rise on Flint River
In Bainbridge Georgia residents flee homes as the Flint River rises toward a record crest of 20 feet. Troopers patrol streets and guardsmen flank a 10 foot earthen dike around a fertilizer plant holding 9 million pounds of dry ammonia.
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Haiti Expels U N Rights Observers After Coup Leader Order
United Nations rights monitors were ordered out of Haiti by the army-installed government accusing them of disrupting state security. The decree gave observers 48 hours to depart as officials debated compliance and the move sparked international condemnation.
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Refugee wave slows as US cautions on rebound risk
Haitians fled in a surge since June, but Coast Guard data show a seven boat pick up of 252 on Monday and 801 returned to shore from a refugee camp. Weekend interceptions total about 600 as officials warn downturn may be temporary amid policy shifts and political tension in Haiti.
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Observers say OJ defense must ask whodunit
Legal observers say OJ Simpson defense must pivot from guilt to identifying another suspect. Lawyers warn that the jury may doubt without answers to whodunit. Experts note the need to counter prosecutors with credible alternatives and explore victims Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman’s backgrounds.
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