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Old 01-06-2009
mitthan mitthan is offline
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Please use this command
sed -e "s/\š//g" -e "s/\Š//g" tt1.txt> tt2.txt

I have tested it with this input
tt1.txt input file contains
helŠlo š helŠlo2š
helŠlo3š

output file tt2.txt comtains
hello hello2
hello3