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| Minister assures USA on Olympics |
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| Public Order Minister Giorgos Voulgarakis, who was in America when a triple bomb attack damaged a police station in Athens, met with several US officials and spoke with news media yesterday, assuring them that the blasts had nothing to do with the Olympics and that Greece was capable of hosting safe Games.
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| Army chief pays for fatal accidents |
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| The chief of the army's staff resigned yesterday following Wednesday's freak training accident in which a tank careered out of control into a group of young army officers at a camp near Ioannina, killing two and injuring another two.
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| Lagadas manhunt nets quarry |
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| Following a three-day manhunt by 500 officers, police in northern Greece yesterday caught a man suspected of shooting two brothers and abducting their sister, his former fiancee.
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| Cop, cashier held for heist |
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| A policeman has been arrested on suspicion of conspiring with a bank cashier to steal hundreds of thousands of euros at gunpoint from a western Athens bank last month, police said yesterday.
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| Irish mail to Cyprus may end up on Crete |
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| DUBLIN (Reuters) - Ireland, current president of the European Union, has issued a postage stamp which appears to confuse new EU member Cyprus with Crete.
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