Weizman Arafat meet to thaw seven week freeze on Israel PLO ties
Weizman and Arafat meet at Erez border to renew security cooperation as Palestinian Authority enforces a death penalty for Palestinians selling land to Israelis. Talks follow for third party mediation while Israel keeps building settlements in Jerusalem. Jordan cancels Netanyahu visit amid water dispute.
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Bosnian Serb Guilty In War Crimes Trial
At The Hague a UN court convicted Dušan Tadic, a Bosnian Serb, of 11 of 31 counts of war crimes and crimes against humanity, relating to atrocities in northwest Bosnia. He was cleared on nine murder charges. sentencing will follow in a separate hearing.
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Families of Peruvian rebels demand burial details
In Lima a human rights group urged the government to return or locate the bodies of leftist rebels killed during the April 22 raid that freed 71 of 72 hostages at the Japanese ambassador's residence. Authorities buried most rebels in Lima cemeteries. two families, those of Nestor Cerpa and Roli Rojas, know their relatives' burial sites, while others report being denied access to graves.
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Pope’s visit awaited by Lebanon’s Christians
In BRIRKI Lebanon Pope John Paul II plans his first Arab nation visit this Saturday. Lebanese Christians, once the ruling majority, now fear shrinking numbers and influence. An-Nahar columnist Sarkis Naoum estimates Christians at about 40 percent of Lebanon’s 3.2 million residents amid rising Muslim influence after the 1975 90 civil conflict.
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Divers claim 6000-year-old ship timbers found off Solent
Divers near the Solent report timber fragments that may be the world’s oldest boat. Samples sent to Queen’s University Belfast will carbon date the collection. If confirmed, the find could predate known ships by two millennia and may prove to be a ship rather than a mere timber cluster.
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