Show fho Mould Journal Logan Utah Sunday Novfimber 23 2003 A6 World A 1 ©e®irgoaini paurDiammisinKt seized toy opposition! UIIISI I I lu- ( inilgll uppi-'Mlm- Slicv I ’ rt c V v w lAiib' 1 C Lv V A A vii1il A‘i - gin's pu " H I 1’ I li'inK-n- i Salimlnv-dliMllL- tiUll'lVsulelll iiilnmle I iluaiil iiul tU'oUiriiiv in lens an inlci'mt ll) llll'lisllllls nl "lippi'lllTN ihiinii’VvIihi1 MivtiN hI'iIk' capital Slicv liilnulO backed bv liis heid t'f P‘l ice declared a state id-- emergency SlieViiidnade hits Ijmg claimed that he is key to muinMiui'ng' stability in the' CaiKiMivieirii'h located nil "I vital nil' routes ( iewreia's miumlaijis have provided shelter I'or msuricnN lightmg'in neighboring ('hcchiiv a ami the I lilted Stales lias itrlped Irani (icbrgjan military' I'uu'cs to try to uproot them a jVKsihle conlmiiii tmii vvii'h I he uiiiv and seenn t forces! i lie opposition appealed lo il Misnleis in ' the streets to defend the par liiimenl building' i govi-mmcii- iy ' ' ' AP photo bj'position protesters break a portrait of President Eduard Shevardnadze during a protest rally in Tbilisi Georgia Saturday one-shii- l lie will laee justice" I lie parliament Jakcov er was an exuberant monloiit for protesters who for days have been demanding the president's removal over elections that the opposition says were rigged The I 'nited Stafes nnd iilher foreign observers also'the elections fraud- Opposiiion leader Nino Itirdhanade the speaker n the outgoing parliament pro claimed herself acting presi dent until calls elections that the opposition Vailed to take plaee:m 45ilav She vvarjied Shevardnadze's government : the chamber doors pushing mid shoving lawmakers The protesters knixked over tables and chairs One leaped up on the speaker's podium to Shevardnadze that he a ill not lx- - harmed hut let him know that if there is at tired at people least !i‘c to avoid hloodsheil V I he iaie pi iuir eiunitrv is heina decided novvv said ulent ' ' Just as Later protesters' “ ' law makers were thrown but of parliament — and She vurdhadc wits hustled out of the chamber by body guards: "I will not resign" he vowed outside the building as he boarded a vehi-- cle and was driven off escorted hy lroopvih riot gear - began Shev-ardnad- : Uk over Shevardnadze's office and burned his chair in parliament sx-akin- protest leaderNiikhail Saakasln jh "We give guarnri waving a red rose while another banned the gavel Saakashvili and hundreds of siipxuters swarmed through miraoBiii SBoicra lssi: ' ' vt' 0 v1 ’ s is tKiziTioNs : APphptO-- ' Turkish army officers with small pitfuresof killed police officers Huseyin Apaydin and Salih Capkinand aTurkisb flag 'with asign that reads “We will smash terrorVatiached tqf their chests' pray during their" funeral ceremony in the police headquarters-itstanbulTUrkeyion Saturday fttyrt tt - - teCit? Sarita vow to M AN BLL - llelbry Turkey (A Pi lor slaiji policemen Tui key's ' SaturJ prime min Met day to- limn down anyaecon) pities of die rinkishniiliimts ' who carried out a sirincul y iplii'tic tiled siiiciile bi tmh- fugs lliiii' J Hletl 57 people and injured hundreds Prune Minister Keeep' Ttyvip lidv'in said hiiksh sec in y I i c es a nil pt i) tec had the made rapidiio:ivss-iinveslrgafiim mitrilie iitJucKs thai shook I'urkt-- mver the pas) week ' llie ’l urks who excel ited the sti ikes'" An surviving i i'lispifiiinrs would be said al a funeral service held fiii two' polite i iflicers shim in the hombrngs ' f uiens w ith links iibn id have carried but the aftikks 1 caiighl-Lfdogai- In ! a efiiWd mourning ! LV'V' lei's hope that there are no blhers hul if there iire iiullior- ilies are pursuing them and ( iim sure they av ill he ' ' fight on terrorism The chief of Israel's Mossad secret ser-- v ice agency reptirtecjly tray- - v ' - cled to Turkey' this vyeek ' fbllowitig ihe attacks in an apparent expansion ofdxirdination between ihe allies ' Turkey and Israel have built ' 'attacks Homhuigsiui Ilnirs- up strong military and trade day hit the Ih ilisli f 'oiisiilate tjes Now' Turkey is seeking and a London based hankV Israel's expertise from more ' kdlmg J0 v ictims amf two sui- - than lOOsuicide bombings cide hoiiibers f ive day s carli- ’since September 2(K)0 and er suicide homlxTslril twir ' knowledge on how to track ' sy nagogues killing 2 victims' Islamie milriants: and two bombers' Six people were arrested Most of the victims were after the synagogue homhiiigs Muslim Turks Jew ish leaders The daily Hurriyet newspaper canceled Services across the said Saturday that 18 people country Saturday the first were taken into custody late Sabbath since the synagogue attacksThursday just hours after the attacks at ' Ifdijgan spoke on Saturday : ' with Israeli I’rime Minister theeonsulate and thcTurkish ' ' Ariel Sharon by telephone headquarters of Ixtndon-hascHSBC hank agreeing to copcrate in the caught" Cjl'ilrUiitte: wst!i ! lte:saiil Ai least three groups with purported links to al Oaida claimed responsibility lor the - : ifttCir Mfitniitl’ lltr'!giNiit)'Ctiilft WM liSfufelPw : :: toEpt' HiliJiiitai : :y-::--- Jalteilittltiiii - - : - d : brief Rocket explodes near upscale Kabul hotel KABl ‘L Afghanistan AP) A " NATO led peace force rushed to the Intcrgonti- nenlal Hotel after the blast and guarded its tront doiir as some guests quickly checked nut in tear of another attack ' powerful rxket exploded near one of Kabul's lew' upscale hotels on Saturday night krwxking some guests from their restaurant chairs and shattering windows across the lobby and in many bedrooms No injuries were reported There was no immediate claim of resprnsi-- ! hility but ihe attack has raised concerns about security in Kabul where rocket and mortar attacks have been fairly rare since the fall of the Taliban regime two years ago Security is of concern ahead of next month's loya jirga or grand council where the new constitution is to he ratified Some 50f) delegates are to take part in the meeting which is to be held near the lv iel and is considered a kfcy step in Xtghanisian's recovery from a quarter ccn'urv of war Police artd siMiers from the 5tH)b-stron-- £ Lithuanias demand president’s resignation V ILNIL’S Lithuania — r ' v'v ' llfifi B Thousands of APj s' protesters rallied near President Rolandas office in Vilnius bn Saturday demanding his resignation amid allegations that he has ties with a businessman involved with organized Pak-sa- crime Police surrounded Daukanias Square before the rally and searched protesters Police kept the crowd separated from about 400 Paksas supporters w ho rallied on the opposite side of the square No clashes or arrests were reported and the crowds dispersed peacefully in the evening About 401)0 protesters turned out for the rally prrfice said 753-540- 1 r s - - a-- |