Mosque siege ends as Algerian gunman killed in Paris
Anti-terrorist commandos stormed the Great Mosque in the Left Bank quarter and killed the Algerian gunman who had seized the shrine after wounding a mosque official and taking a hostage. The hostage escaped unharmed. the mosque director of personnel was wounded.
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Israel frees 101 prisoners from Atlit amid Lebanon ties
Israel announced the release of 101 prisoners from Atlit prison many captured during the Lebanon conflict. They were driven out on three buses to the border and handed to the International Red Cross. About 230 prisoners remain in Atlit. In Panama City, Nicaragua opposition groups proposed talks with the United States and Soviet Union, regional neighbors, and between the Sandinista government and opposition including Miskito Sumo and Rama Indians.
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Impeachment Call Shocks Marcos Era Philippine Politics
Opposition lawmakers filed a resolution to impeach President Ferdinand Marcos for gross oath violations, marking the first impeachment effort in independent Philippines since 1946. In India, a three story tenement collapsed in Bombay, killing at least 43 and injuring 55 amid heavy rain. Fire officials fear more bodies under rubble in a densely Moslem area.
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