SUICIDE BOMBER KILLS 3 NATO FORCES IN AFGHANISTAN

AFGHANISTAN» A Taliban KABUL, suicide bomber killed three NATO forces on a foot patrol in eastern Afghanistan on Sunday in an attack that also wounded a U.S. soldier and two Afghan troops, NATO said.

The Czech military confirmed that the three killed were Czech service members.

H.F. Lenfest, former media mogul, philanthropist, dies.

PHILADELPHIA» H.F. “Gerry” Lenfest, who made a $1 billion fortune in the cable industry and gave almost all of it away, supporting schools, museums, journalism and the arts in Philadelphia and beyond, died Sunday, a family spokesman said.

Gerry Lenfest was 88. He was taken Sunday from his Rittenhouse Square home to Penn Presbyterian Medical Center, where he was pronounced dead.

Oregon police chief orders review of use of force at protest.

ORE.» Portland police SALEM, were accused Sunday of being heavy-handed against people protesting a rally by extremeright demonstrators, reportedly injuring some counter-protesters and prompting the city’s new police chief to order a review of officers’ use of force.

Police in riot gear tried to keep the two groups apart, many of whom had come on Saturday dressed for battle in helmets and protective clothing.

Saudi Arabia orders Canadian envoy to leave over criticism.

Saudi Arabia ordered the Canadian ambassador to leave the ultraconservative kingdom within 24 hours after his nation criticized the recent arrest of women’s rights activists.

The Saudi Foreign Ministry also said it would freeze “all new business” between the kingdom and Canada. Some 10 percent of Canadian crude oil imports come from Saudi Arabia.

Egypt says troops have killed 52 militants in Sinai.

Egypt says its security forces have killed at least 52 suspected militants in recent days in the restive northern Sinai Peninsula.

The military said in a statement that another 49 suspected militants have been arrested. It says it destroyed 26 hideouts and weapons depots, and dismantled 64 explosive devices.

Police: Baby’s body pulled from water near Brooklyn Bridge.

YORK» Authorities NEW are investigating the death of a baby who was found floating in the water near the Brooklyn Bridge on Sunday.

A family spotted the approximately 8-month-old boy wearing only diapers in the shallow water near the Manhattan shoreline at about 4 p.m.

No parent or guardian was at the scene and the child showed no signs of trauma, police said.