Israeli president intervenes in Jerusalem film furor
President Herzog intervened to ease a Jerusalem film controversy amid Sabbath protests. He spoke with Jerusalem leaders and urged restraint to avert violence. Orthodox demonstrators warned of clashes as four theaters planned showings, while police prepared for protests and secular rivals condemned religious coercion.
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Seoul riots flare as police clash with protesters
In Seoul thousands of riot police in green battlegear battled students workers and dissidents amid violent street clashes over labor unrest and mourning for slain worker Lee Suk-kyu. Police detained many as protests spread from Yongdongpo to the funeral procession.
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Soviet bus struck by train kills nineteen in Central Asia
Tevestia reports a bus carrying 27 passengers collided with a locomotive at a railroad crossing in the Karakalpaksky autonomous region south of the Aral Sea. N. Mnazhatdinov, the driver, died along with 18 others as the train hit the bus at about 50 mph.
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U S resumes Haiti military aid amid unrest
The United States lifts a summer hold on military aid to Haiti and releases half a million dollars in nonlethal training and equipment to back the National Governing Council. State Department notes human rights concerns but says aid aims to stabilize elections while observers warn it could provoke anti American sentiment.
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Rockets fail to explode at Tokyo palace
Police reported at least three homemade rockets fired at the Imperial Palace complex in Tokyo. None exploded and no injuries were noted. Projectiles landed near an Imperial Household Agency dormitory and in a nearby park. A stolen refrigerator truck allegedly fired the rockets. Witnesses heard explosions at 8:20 p.m. The Emperor Hirohito and Empress Ayake were away at Nasu villa.
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Drug bill clash risks Senate reform in Canada
Prime Minister Mulroney challenged the Senate over Bill C-22 to extend drug patent protection, arguing the unelected chamber blocks jobs and investment. Senate amendments would cut protection to four years with higher royalties, while its delay and veto threats fuel calls for abolition or reform ahead of a constitutional conference with provincial premiers.
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Bill to end Canadian rail strike via back-to-work law
Toronto report: Canadian government sends back-to-work legislation to binding arbitration to resolve a four day rail strike by 48,000 railroad workers at two national railways. Labour Minister Pierre Cadieux says strike paralyzes rail transport and hurts exports. Senate recalled to approve. trains may resume.
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