World aboard USS Sai Pan aids escape amid Liberian conflict
U S Marines flew helicopters to whisk 97 foreign nationals including at least four Americans from a rebel held area near Liberia after fighting around Monrovia. Charles Taylor agreed to talks with Gambia's President Jawara, likely delaying a West African force plan to halt the seven month civil war. Rebels had pushed into Monrovia's eastern suburbs but were repelled by a government counterattack.
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City council moves to end Sunday shopping in Toronto
Toronto council by 16 to 1 asks city solicitor to draft a bylaw establishing a common day of rest despite ongoing court cases. Councilor Michael Walker argues the city has authority to require shops close on a specific day, with only the mayor opposing.
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Radical students clash with police at Seoul U.S. base
Seventy nine radicals and dissidents were arrested at the U.S. Army HQ in central Seoul after a car rammed the main gate. Police also detained 74 students on a street near the base as demonstrations called for North South unification.
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