Pope pleads for faith and democracy in Slovakia visit
Pope John Paul II arrived in Slovakia urging citizens to apply Christian principles to the postcommunist transition amid a contested era. Protestants oppose his canonization plans and Orthodox leaders plan boycotts over church property losses in eastern Slovakia. In Mexico City, Zedillo accepts Interior Secretary Moctezuma Barragán's resignation, the second cabinet exit in seven months, amid economic strain.
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Bratislava
Slovakia
John Paul II
Czechoslovakia
Kovac
Meciar
Eastern
Rome
Mexico City
Ernesto Zedillo
Carlos Salomon
Esteban Moctezuma Barragan
Salomon
Moctezuma
Collapse at Sampoong mall leaves 113 dead in Seoul disaster
Survivors pulled from debris after five story wing of Sampoong Department Store collapsed. More than 900 injured, about 170 missing as 2,000 rescuers, including U.S. troops and miners, comb the ruin. Firefighter among the dead. Rescue pace slow amid toxic smoke and ongoing collapse risks.
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Seoul
South Korea
Lee Shin-ju
Sampoong
U.S
Public Records: Valerie Fields faces multiple felony charges
Valerie Fields aged 35 of 825 Bloomfield Street is charged with felony breaking and entering simple assault injury to property and injury to real property for alleged break in at Loujean Harvey’s home. She is held on 13000 dollar secured bond and set for Craven County District Court. Clarence Seijo 32 of 310 Patton Road charged with possession with intent to sell and deliver marijuana. He was indicted by a Craven County Superior Court grand jury and released on 5000 dollar unsecured bond with Superior Court July 6. Information notes public record provenance and cautions on guilt.
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Valerie Fields
Bloomfield St
Loujean Harvey
Harvey
Craven County District Court
Clarence Seijo
Patton Road
Craven County
Grand Jury
Craven County Superior Court
Mubarak's adulation masks Egypt's mounting woes
In Cairo crowds cheer Mubarak after an assassination attempt as TV images bolster his image. Critics cite rising prices and unemployment up to 20 percent, while rights groups accuse the government of mass arrests, torture and summary executions amid a crackdown on militants ahead of parliamentary elections.
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Cairo
Egypt
Hosni Mubarak
Mubarak
Ethiopia
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