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yesterdaythatwhilehewas.

（apphoto/japancoastguard）

inspection:

inthisphotoreleasedbyjapancoastguard,ajapancoastguardboat,foreground,goesbyachinesefishingboatwhichjapan

coastguardofficersareonboardforinspectionafteritcollidedwithtwojapanesepatrolvesselsnearachainofdisputedislandsknownas

senkakuinjapaneseordiaoyuinchineseintheeastchinasea,tuesday,sept.7,2010.thecollisionsoccurredneartheislandsclaimedby

bothcountriesaftertheshipreceivedrepeatedwarningsfromjapanscoastguardtomoveoutofthewaters,officialssaid.

chi-chizhang,

associatedpresswriter

beijing

diplomatictensionsbetweenchina

andjapanescalatedwednesdaywhen

beijingcalledinjapansambassador

afterachinesefishingboatcollided

withtwojapanesepatrolvesselsneara

chainofdisputedislandsandtokyo

arrestedtheboatscaptain,according

totheassociatedpress.

chineseviceforeignministersong

taosummonedjapaneseambassador

uichironiwaandurgedjapantostop

theillegalinterceptionofchinese

fishingboats,theofficialxinhuanewvs

agencyreportedlatetuesday.

intokyo,japancoastguard

spokeswomanakaneyonemorisaid

wednesdaythatthe41-year-oldchi-

nesecaptainofthefishingboathad

beenarrestedforallegedlyobstruct-

ingpublicdutiesinconnectionwith

tuesdayscollisionnearthechainof

islandsintheeastchinasea.shegave

nofurtherdetails.

noinjurieswerereportedfromthe

twoseparatecollisionsthatoccurred

within40minutes,japancoastguard

spokesmanyosukeoisaid.thetwo

japanesepatrolvesselssustainedminor

damage.itwasunclearifthechinese

shipwasdamaged.

thecollisionshappenedinjapan-

eseterritorialwatersoffthenorth-

westerncoastofjapanskubaisland,

justnorthofuninhabited,disputed

islandsknownassenkakuinjapan-

eseanddiaoyuinchinese.about120

miles（190kilometers）eastoftaiwan,

theislandsarecontrolledbyjapanbut

arealsoclaimedbychinaandtaiwan.

inspection

thecollisionsoccurredafterthe

japanesepatrolvesselsorderedthe

chineseshiptostopforaninspection

overallegedviolationofinternational

fishinglawsafteritrepeatedlyignored

earlierwarningsto-exitthearea,oi

said.

thechinesetrawler,carryingacrew

of15,firstcollidedwiththejapanese

patrolboatyonakuni,slightlydamag-

ingitsstern.about40minuteslater,

thechinesefishingboatmadeasud-

denturnandcollidedintoanother

.patrolvessel,themizuki,causinga

dentonitsstarboardsideanddamag-

ingitsrailings,oisaid.

jiangyu,aspokeswomanforchi-

nasforeignministry,toldaregular

newsconferencetuesdaythatbeijing

hadbeenincontactwithjapanover

theincidentandwasconcernedabout

thesituation.

jiangsaidchinareiterateditsclaim

tothediaoyuislandsanditsadjacent

isletsandurgedjapanesepatrolboats

intheareaagainstanyso-calledlaw

enforcementactivitiesoranyactions

thatwouldjeopardizechinesefishing

boatsorchinesepeople.

wearekeepingacloseeyeonthe

developmentsandreservetherightto

makeafurtherresponse,shesaid.

japaneseofficialsdonotbelievethe

boatiscarryinganyactivistsattempting

tomakeapoliticalstatementonthe

island,oisaid.japanhaslodgeda

protestwithchinaseveraltimesover

theentryofchinesevesselsintowaters

neartheislands.activistsfromhong

kongandtaiwanhavealsosailedto

theislandstomaketerritorialclaims.

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iraqdisplayshundreds

ofrecoveredartifacts

bybarbarasurk

associatedpresswriter

baghdad（ap）-iraq

displayedhundredsofrecov-

eredartifactstuesdaythat

wereamongthecountrys

lootedheritageandspanthe

agesfroma4,400-year-old

statueofasumeriankingtoa

chrome-platedak-47bear-

ingsaddamhusseinsimage.

the542piecesareamong

themostrecentartifacts

recoveredfromaheartbreak-

ingfrenzyoflootingatmuse-

umsandarchaeologicalsites

afterthe2003u.s.-ledinva-

sionandinearlieryearsof

warandupheaval.thethefts

sweptastunningarrayof

pricelessantiquitiesintothe

handsofcollectorsabroad.

sofar,5,000itemsstolen

since2003havebeenrecov-

ered.andcultureofficials

saidtheyhopedthedisplay

wouldencouragemore

nationstocooperateinthe

searchfor15,000piecesstill

missingfromtheiraqination-

almuseum,oneofthesites

worst-hitbylootersafterthe

fallofbaghdadsevenyears

ago.

museum

thedirectorofthenation-

almuseum,amiraalawan,

praisedtheinternationalcom-

munityforhelpingiraqfind

andrecoveritsculturalher-

itage.buthesaidnotallcoun-

triesarecooperating,naming

spainandlebanonasamong

thenationsthathaverefused

tohandovermissingiraqi

artifacts.

theitemsdisplayedatthe

foreignministryincluded

relicsoftheworldsmost

ancientcivilizations.

themostprominentwas

theheadlessstatueofaking

fromtheancientsumerian

civilization,whichismore

than4,000yearsold.itwas

discoveredinthe1920satthe

ancientcityofurinsouthern

iraqandwasstolenfromthe

nationalmuseum.

thefbilisteditstheft

amongtheworldstop10art

crimes.expertssaythestatue,

carvedfromblackdioritewith

cuneiforminscriptionsalong

thebackandtheshoulders,

istheoldestknownrepresen-

tationofaniraqimonarch.

officialswiththeu.s.

departmentofhomeland

securitylocatedthestatuein

theunitedstatesinmay2006

andhandeditoqveito-iraqi

diplomatsinwashingtontwo

monthslater.

amongthenewestpieces

ofiraqsrecoveredpastwasa

chrome-platedak-47witha

pearlhandgripandasmall

imageofsaddamnexttothe

gunsight.itwastakenfrom

iraqtotheu.s.asawartro-

phybyanamericansolider

whofoundtherifleduringa

2007raidinbaghdad.

todayisacelebrationin

iraq.thisisbringingbackthe

civilizationandthecultural

heritageofiraq,said

mohammedmuhsenali,

deputydirectorofthenation-

almuseum.

iraqiandworldcultureoffi-

cialshaveforyearsstruggled

toretrievelootedtreasures

butwithlittlesuccess.

theu.s.militarywasheav-

ilycriticizedfornotprotecting

thenationalmuseumstrove

ofrelicsandartafterbagh-

dadsfallin2003.thievesran-

sackedthecollection,steal-

ingordestroyingpriceless

artifactsthatchronicledsome

7,000yearsofcivilizationin

mesopotamia,includingthe

ancientbabylonians,sume-

riansandassyrians.

thedisplayalsoincluded

morethan5,000-year-old

cylindricalsealsusedbythe

sumerianstosealwrittendoc-

umentsandacenturies-old

pairofgoldenearringsfrom

theancientassyriancityof

nimrud,justsouthofthepre-

sentdaynortherncityof

mosul.

earrings

theearringswerediscov-

eredin1988underthefloor

ofapalacebelongingtoan

assyrian.king.theywere

stolenfromthenational

museumtwoyearslaterand

foundatanauctionhousein

newyorkin2009.

thelatestrecoveries,made

overthepastfiveyears,were

hailedasagreatachievement

bygovernmentofficialswho

vowedtocontinuethebattle

toreclaimlootedartifacts.

wewillnotstop,said

foreignministerhoshyar

zebari.wewillcontinueour

effortsinordertoreturnthe

lastpreciouspiecestotheir

legitimateowners.

iraqsambassadortothe

u.s.samirshakirsumaidaie

toldreportersattheevent

thatmorethan600pieces

havealsobeenunaccounted

forsincelastyearwhenthey

weretransportedbythe

americanmilitaryfromthe

u.s.tobaghdadanddeliv-

eredtotheofficeoftheprime

ministernouriail-maliki.

wehaveconfirmation

fromtheu.s.militarythatthe

piecesthatincludemostly

cylindricalsealsreachedthe

primeministersofficelast

year,butuntilnowwehave

noinformationontheircur-

rentlocation,sumaidaie

said.theprimeministers

officecouldnotimmediately

bereachedforcomment.

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thetribune

page20,thursday,september9,2010

hermine

givessouth

texas

anothere.suseav.k

tropicali~.--

lashing

bypauljweber

associatedpresswriter

raymondville,

texas（ap）-tropicalstorm

herminegaveawetand

windypunchtotexason

tuesdaybutleftonlyminor

scrapesinthestorm-weary

riograndevalley,whichis

provingresilientthishurri-

caneseasonaftertakinga

thirdtropicalsystemonthe

chin.

hermineloststeamafter

crossingintotexaswithtrop-

icalstormstrength.apeeled-

backmotelroofinthecoastal

farmingtownofray-

mondvilleandscatteredpow-

eroutageswere.aboutthe

worstleftoverfromthegusty,

drenchingstormthatcame

andwentquicklyaftercreep-

ingupontexasandmexico

inthewarmgulfwatersover

thelongholidayweekend.

ithinkwerelucky.it

couldvebeenworse,said

artnelson,sizingupthe

hulkingaluminumshedthat

collapsedonafarmingplow

athisjohndeerestorein

raymondvil