Greek authorities move to bury Julie Scully as inquiry widens
In Athens Julie Scully, a former model, is to be buried after her mutilated body was found near Kavala. Her Greek boyfriend George Skiadopoulos confessed to strangling and burning her body to hide evidence. Scully’s former husband Timothy Nist arrived in Greece to collect her remains, while the U.S. Embassy assists with arrangements. Scully’s body rests in an Athens morgue as investigators pursue the case.
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Wye accord deadline passes amid blame and delay
In Jerusalem the Wye River peace accord remains largely unimplemented after three months with Saeb Erekat accusing Prime Minister Netanyahu of stalling to aid Israeli elections and Netanyahu claiming Palestinian violations. The 1998 accord tied West Bank withdrawals 13.1 percent, prisoner releases, and a Gaza corridor to a staged completion by January 31.
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Coffins Grow Idle as Colombia Quake Victims Count
In Armenia Colombia empty coffins stack in a basketball arena turned morgue as relief slows. Morgue workers recall grim scenes identifying missing relatives while a refrigerator truck preserves the last unidentified victims of the Jan 25 quake.
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U.S. Warplanes Fire On Iraqi Targets For Second Day
U S forces again bombed Iraqi defense sites in the no fly zones in southern and northern Iraq. In the south six U S and two British planes hit a communications repeater at Talil and a relay facility at Al Amarah. A U S F 16CJ fired a HARM missile at a radar system north of Mosul in self defense. Saddam Hussein vowed to fight back as the zones remain in place.
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Intocable musicians killed in Mexico crash near Monterrey
Three members of the Texas band Intocable died after a speeding station wagon left a highway between Reynosa and Monterrey. Six others were injured, with two more admitted to hospitals. Names of the deceased and injured were reported by federal highway police officials.
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New Jordan Crown Prince Abdullah Impresses in Week
In Amman, Crown Prince Abdullah, a career soldier, endured a hectic first week as king Hussein’s heir. He met Madeleine Albright, Yasser Arafat, Gulf envoys, and thousands of well wishers, missing his birthday party amid the whirlwind. His father’s health faltered with relapse of non Hodgkin lymphoma and a U S hospital transfer for treatment after Abdullah was sworn in as regent.
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