Blasts in Indonesia kill 20  May 29, 2005 - 3:16PM A bomb blast
victim lies on a hospital bed in Tentena town, on the eastern
Indonesian island of Sulawesi.  Photo: Reuters  Police forensic
experts today picked through the debris after two bombs ripped
through a market in the Christian dominated town of Tentena,
killing at least 20 people and leaving dismembered bodies laying
amid piles of onions and tropical fruit.  Church leaders called
for calm in the aftermath of the blasts, which were blamed on
Islamic extremists.  They were the deadliest terrorist attack in
the world's most populous Muslim nation since the 2002 nightclub
bombings on Bali island.  At Tentana's only hospital, nuns lead
special prayers and sang hymns in wards crowded with the
wounded. Doctors who had been working through the night
complained of a shortage of medicines and surgeons.  Tentena is
on Sulawesi Island, where fighting between Muslims and
Christians claimed at least 1,000 lives in 2000-2002 and
attracted Islamic militants from aro