Ex-terrorist sentenced to 12 years in Stuttgart
Susanne Albrecht, 40, once part of the Red Army Fraction, was immediately sentenced in Stuttgart to 12 years for her role in leftist murders. The case traces two decades of violence, including the 1970s activity and the 1993 attacks linked to the group.
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Israel conducts tenth air raid on Lebanon causes casualties
A police spokesman in Sidon, the provincial capital of south Lebanon, reported Israel's tenth air strike on Lebanon. He cannot be named under regulations. The blasts killed 19 people and wounded 85 in strikes since January 6.
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El Salvador talks end without results in Venezuela session
In Caraballeda negotiators failed to break deadlock on military reform as the 17th UN aided peace talks close. The right wing government led by President Alfredo Cristiani hoped for a cease-fire in the 11 year war begun in 1990.
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Australian leader holds on to post
Australian Prime Minister Bob Hawke survived a leadership challenge by his deputy Treasurer Paul Keating, who resigned his Cabinet post after the caucus vote. Hawke won 66 to 44 in a Labor Party meeting, with another gathering planned for later Monday as the party weighs its future.
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Paul Keating
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1,500 cops attack morgue in Seoul clash over body
About 1,500 police with water cannon and tear gas battled hundreds of students near a hospital morgue in Seoul to seize a body linked to a death probe. Riot police cleared barricades as protesters fought back with metal poles and fire bombs, with no arrests reported.
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Southern Baptists convene and set aside differences
In New York and Atlanta, Southern Baptists push toward unity amid internal rifts. Fundamentalists seek revival while moderates form the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship, aiming to reshape the denomination as Bush and Oliver North figure in events frame the meeting. Delegates number under 20,000 from peaks near 45,000.
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Atlanta
Nancy Ammerman
Emory University
Bill Leonard
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Mercer College
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Key Bank Expands Presence in Syracuse Area
Banner day for Syracuse residents as Key Bank grows its footprint with more branches and ATMs plus Key Express services. Emphasizes security convenience and personal service with enhanced commercial and small business solutions.
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