Lawmaker killed by suspected IRA bomb at home
Conservative lawmaker Ian Gow, who chaired the Northern Ireland committee, died in an explosion at his Hawkham home near Eastbourne. Police said a man died in a car blast in the driveway, with suspicion on the Irish Republican Army. no group has claimed responsibility.
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South Africa's Communist Party Emerges After Ban Lifted
South Africa's Communist Party, unbanned Feb 2, held a large rally at Soccer City Soweto, with banners and chants. Joe Slovo spoke amid Mandela distancing the ANC from Marxist-Leninist ideology, while officials stressed peaceful negotiations. police reports and security leaks had earlier sparked red plot fears.
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Baker defends hunting ties amid Mongolia visit controversy
Aides denied reports that Secretary Baker's Mongolia trip aims at hunting endangered species. Tutwiler rejected claims he would shoot argali sheep, stressing he is an outdoorsman who respects wildlife. President Fujimori fires navy and air force commanders as Peru's economy teeters with 3000 percent inflation and privatization plans.
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Liberian rebel leaders quarrel amid Monrovia fighting
In Monrovia, Prince Johnson fights for power as his 7,000-strong force presses toward President Samuel Doe. Johnson vows to topple Doe and prevent rival Charles Taylor from becoming president, with Taylor’s 5,000 fighters stalled six miles east at Paynesville.
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Premier poised to call Ontario early election
Premier David Peterson could trigger an Ontario vote for Thursday September 6, sending voters to the polls a year ahead of schedule under a Liberal government. Advisers warned Peterson could still delay the move, as the Liberal campaign apparatus sharpened for a possible election call.
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