Haiti critics arrested after shooting near a leader’s home
In Port-au-Prince police detained prominent conservative figure Hubert de Ronceray and civic leader Louis Roy after Col. Andre Neptune was shot dead near de Ronceray's Fontamara residence. Neighbors report soldiers fired automatic guns, terrorizing the family and conducting a warrantless search.
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Thousands attend Rajneesh guru's release rite in Poona
In Poona 15,000 followers gathered at Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh's commune to mark the guru's release of spirit a day after his death. The 58 year old died Friday officially of heart failure, with a commune statement citing life in the body as hell amid his alleged poisoning in U.S. jails.
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Syrians clash with Lebanese army near Christian enclave
Syrian troops clashed with Lebanese army units loyal to General Michel Aoun near Madfun on the coastal highway north of Beirut. Tanks and artillery fired for about an hour. police reported some injuries while radio claims of two Syrian soldiers killed could not be confirmed. Positions lie about 300 feet apart, separating Syrian controlled northern Lebanon from the Christian enclave extending to East Beirut and Kesrouan.
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European ministers urge East West summit and aid
Western European ministers at Dublin Castle called for a 35 nation East West summit this year and pledged food aid totaling 82.5 million dollars to Romania and Poland with 48 million to Romania. They also approved 6 million dollars in medical supplies for Romania amid Romania's urgent food shortages.
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Noriega considered suicide before seeking Vatican asylum
Panamanian leader Manuel Antonio Noriega reportedly contemplated taking his own life the night before retreating to the Vatican embassy after the U S invasion. Aides say he clung to hopes of safe passage, delaying surrender for days amid constant tip-offs and shifting plans.
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On Go Everywhere Daniel Caron Dress Shares Cruise Style
The t shirt dress by Daniel Caron offers versatile coastal wear. Pair with blazer belt scarf or beads or layer over a suntan after an ocean dip for easy chic.
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