Dr Death to testify on apartheid era warfare program
Wouter Basson known as Dr Death will testify Monday about the chemical and biological warfare program he led under apartheid. The 21 month trial on murder fraud and drug trafficking costs and reflects on mass human rights abuses.
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Virtual petting zoos bring Washington's Capitol to touch
Washington features hands on displays at the National Building Museum and a touchable Capitol model to aid blind visitors and general learning. The 10 year old exhibit Washington City and Symbol will reopen in fall 2002 with new gadgets including movable city models recalling the 1791 plan. A four foot Monument model and a historic post will be kept. The plan supports accessible public facilities and uses tactile aids to explain the Capitol. The National Symphony Orchestra also hosts Mini Instrument Petting Zoos at concerts to let children try instruments, supported by the Women's Committee housing about 200 instruments.
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Berlin Love Parade draws 1.3 million in 1999 format
Berlin's Love Parade drew about 300000 attendees in Tiergarten, far below last year's 1.3 million. Police reported 28 arrests, 92 aided by medics, and one drowning tragedy as a train strike killed a 20 year old Austrian man amid security and environmental protests over park damage and permit issues.
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Iran executes flogging after alcohol convictions
Twenty five Iranians were publicly flogged in Tehran after court convictions for consuming or selling alcohol. Sixteen were punished with 80 lashes for drinking, nine for selling and transporting, with the sentences carried out at Darband Square in front of hundreds, signaling a crackdown by the hard line judiciary.
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