100,000 mourn slain leader: (WILD ART).(World)

From: The Washington Times | Date: February 16, 1997 | Copyright information

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100,000 mourn slain leader: (WILD ART).(World)
The Washington Times ; Weeping mourners jam the streets of Ratnapura, Sri Lanka, yesterday for the cremation of parliament member Nalanda Ellawala, 29, slain Tuesday during a roadside quarrel. Riots followed the slaying.
Bomb kills eight in Afghanistan
The Independent - London ; A BOMB exploded outside a mosque in western Afghanistan yesterday, killing at least eight people, including an exiled Iranian cleric, and injuring scores more, Taliban officials said. Riots followed the bombing, resulting in attacks on the Iranian consulate.
Bomb kills eight in Afghanistan.(Foreign News)
The Independent (London, England) ; A BOMB exploded outside a mosque in western Afghanistan yesterday, killing at least eight people, including an exiled Iranian cleric, and injuring scores more, Taliban officials said. Riots followed the bombing, resulting in attacks on the Iranian consulate.
Warning on cell-death.(News)
The Mirror (London, England) ; A coroner warned yesterday that an inquest on a man who died in police custody would not be turned into a political platform. Burglary suspect Wayne Douglas, 25, died at Brixton, south London, after allegedly being struck on the wrist with a baton to make him drop a knife. Riots followed in which
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The Washington Post ; A woman who was found slain Tuesday night at the corner of Cofer and Gouthier roads in Fairfax County was identified as Anna R. Jurado, 24, of the 3400 block of Cofer Road. Witnesses said Jurado's throat had been cut. Clinton V. Turner, a Virginia State University administrator, was appointed