Mallon Trimble lead Northern Ireland Assembly post
Mallon and Trimble were elected jointly as first minister and deputy in the Belfast Assembly, forming the peace process core. Arson damaged nine Catholic chapels across Northern Ireland as cross party tensions rose after the opening session. No arrests were reported.
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Hezbollah Guerrillas Hit Posts Across Southern Lebanon
Hezbollah guerrillas attacked Israeli and allied Lebanese militia positions in southern Lebanon, wounding four people. A Lebanese man died in Israeli shelling that followed. Predawn raids involved 16 machine gun bursts, Lebanese security officials said. Two Israeli soldiers and two South Lebanon Army militiamen were wounded and evacuated to Israeli hospitals.
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Brazil fines firm over fake birth-control pills
Brazil fined Schering AG 2.5 million after 10 women in Sao Paulo state became pregnant while taking fake Microvlar contraceptives. Official said the bogus pills were for packaging tests, stolen instead of incinerated, and sold illegally.
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Britain to decide on Farrakhan ban appeal
Britain plans to extend a 12 year entry ban on Louis Farrakhan while offering him a final appeal. Home Secretary Jack Straw weighed lifting the ban after Farrakhan pledged not to insult whites Jews or homosexuals but the plan was offset by a protest from Nation of Islam supporters during a Stephen Lawrence case inquiry.
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Gunmen attack Kosovo government office in Geneva
Two gunmen burst into the Swiss office of Kosovo's self proclaimed government in Geneva on Wednesday and shot an employee who tried to bar entry. The worker was wounded in the stomach but not in danger of death, activists said in a statement. The Geneva office serves as an information center for Kosovo's self governing regime in exile.
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Rescuers Find Bodies Of Two Filmmakers In Ecuador
Rescuers on Wednesday found the bodies of American Bill Raisner and Canadian Noel Archental in the wreckage of a small plane that disappeared six days earlier over the Galapagos Islands. The crash occurred Friday on the Cerro Azul volcano on Isabela Island, Civil Defense official Carlos Moncayo said.
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