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Sept. 18, 2004 / 8:57 AM

Algerian violence kills 18

ALGIERS, Algeria, Sept. 18 (UPI) -- At least 14 people were reportedly killed and eight others injured in separate clashes this week between Algerian militants and security forces.

Local newspapers said among those killed were five soldiers. Two other soldiers were injured when a roadside bomb exploded Thursday near their patrol in Jelfa province, about 190 miles (300 kilometers) south of Algiers.

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The papers said four civilian guards were also killed Thursday in a similar bomb explosion in Tebsa, 400 miles (700 kilometers) east of Algiers.

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