Turkey’s first female premier under fire in tell-all book
The book Masked Lady by Faruk Bildirici portrays Tansu Ciller as unscrupulous and power driven. It accuses her and her husband of shady deals and misusing a government discretionary fund including hotel payments after her son’s alleged hotel incident. Ciller rose to lead Turkey from 1993 to 1996 before allying with an Islamic party.
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California volunteer killed in Ukraine home robbery
Victor Verlov, 64, of Sacramento, was stabbed to death Sept. 14 during an apparent robbery at his Chernihiv home. Police arrested two women and later the main suspect, Volodymyr Dieen, in Mykolayiv. Teens linked to the case had a prior robbery and extortion record.
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Explosion kills 28 miners in central China
A gas explosion at a Baofeng county coal mine in Henan Province killed 28 miners and seriously injured one. The small mine had 29 workers and no escape route, the Worker's Daily reported, citing equipment failure.
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Rebel heroine laid to rest in Bolivia after 31 years
Argentine woman Hayde Tamara Bunke Rider known as Laura Gutierrez died in 1967 during Che Guevara's guerrilla campaign. She was the only female combatant and her remains were found last week in Vallegrande, Bolivia, 540 miles southeast of La Paz.
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Typhoon hits western Japan killing nine and causing outages
A powerful typhoon swept western Japan on Tuesday killing nine and leaving over a million homes without power. A 41 year old man died when his car was swept into a landslide at a highway tunnel entrance in Fukui. Two others were missing and 258 injured across nine prefectures.
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Rapes Alleged in May Riots After Suharto Resigns
Investigators confirmed allegations that rapes occurred during May riots that left about 1,200 dead ahead of Suharto's resignation. At least 168 women, many ethnic Chinese, were allegedly raped, provoking global Chinese community outrage and calls for action by China and Taiwan. President Habibie, who succeeded Suharto, condemned the rapes.
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