Egypt's press today covered deposed president Hosni Mubarak, last weekend's clashes in Imbaba, a nation-wide doctor's strike, and reclaiming stolen money in Switzerland. Toppled president Hosni Mubarak was detained for another 15 days. Prosecutors postponed his investigation after he fainted, but then resumed questioning, according to state-run Al-Ahram. Mubarak has denied all charged against him. Regarding Imbaba, Al-Ahram said security forces arrested six people who participated in Saturday's violence. The accused reportedly shot at Muslim demonstrators outside St. Mina Church. 10 thugs were also arrested. In other news, a million-man demonstration has been called for on Friday under the title, “Friday of national unity and liberation.” The march will be staged to confront Mubarak's regime, thugs, and all corrupted figures who tried to trigger sectarian violence between Muslims and Christians. Al-Gomhorreya reported that the Coptic Christian church is discussing a proposal to prevent Coptic women from converting to Islam. The Coptic Church forbids divorce, and some Christians have converted to Islam to obtain a divorce. Other headlines: Al-Ahram: • Egyptian bourse booms, euro drops 40 cents • Ex-minister of tourism is sentenced to 5 years • A boat with 600 Libyan migrants sank • No visa required for Libyans to enter Egypt • Refusing import of meat infected with Alsarkoshist • Al-Gona defeats al-Zamalek in Egyptian football League AL-Akhbar: • Al-Zumar escapes from killing Sadat question • Moussa: I did not sue Nour • Confiscation of 13 parcels of land belonging to Hussein Salem Al-Wafd: • Coptic demonstrators resume their sit-in • Interpol: Rashid is wanted • Abeer: I'm a Muslim, and still Christian's wife! • St. Mina priest: Salafis had no link with Imbaba incident • Al-Azhar Grand Imam: Egypt needs unity • Pope Shenouda III declined to comment on Imbaba incidents • Mubarak's fate within a few hours • Sudan: We are keen on activating the decision of allocating 1 million acres to Egypt Al-Masry Al-Youm: • Islamic sects aim at achieving Islamic state with Islamic laws • Egyptian inflation rises 12.4% • Moussa: Mubarak is a dictator and his regime is responsible for Imbaba incidents • National Security officers meet with Islamic figures to discuss Imbaba incidents • Al-Azahr Imam: Slafist doctrine refuses attacks on Churches Al-Dostor: • Nation-wide doctors' strike • Mansour sues Ayman Nour and Mohamed el-Baradei • Israeli delegation to fix gas price; oil experts describe it “abortive attempt” • Administrative Judgment awaits info on agreement between al-Waleed and Ministry of Agriculture • Professors refuse forming special exam committees for veiled students • French gov't asks about latest investigation on Mubarak Al-Shorouq: • Money reclaiming committee meets with Swiss reps • Suez Canal revenues raise 15.9% in April Al-Gomhorreya: • Min of Health: physicians' strike not negatively impacting hospitals • Probes with Palestinian Authority ex-spokesman postponed • Gov't finishes cooperative initiative with Nile Basin countries • File to General Prosecution against Omar Effendi dealers • Only 70 forensic Physicians in Egypt Arabic here.
