Clashes In Jerusalem's Al Aqsa Compound Amid Friction
Israeli police stormed the Al Aqsa Mosque compound in Jerusalem after Friday prayers firing tear gas plastic bullets and stun grenades. Police said they entered after worshippers threw stones as more than 20 Palestinians were wounded and worshippers barricaded themselves in two mosques. Mohammed Hussein urged calm and for worshippers to go home while several hundred stone throwers remained.
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Jerusalem
Shmuel Ben-Ruby
al Aqsa
Mohammed Hussein
Islamic Trust
Mutilations condemned with weekly prayers in Fallujah
In Fallujah Islamic clerics vow Friday sermons to condemn the mutilation of four slain American contractors. U S officials pledge to pursue those responsible and urge city authorities to act against insurgents to prevent further clashes. No U S forces are visible in the city.
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Fallujah
Iraq
U.S
Baghdad
Sheik Khalid Ahmed
Police cast doubt on college student's kidnapping claim
Madison Wisconsin police suggested the UW Madison sophomore Audrey Seiler staged her disappearance. They cited surveillance footage of her leaving her apartment in sweats and a video of her buying a knife rope and duct tape earlier. She was found safely in a marsh four days after her disappearance.
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Wis
Noble Wray
University of Wisconsin
Audrey Seiler
Seiler
Rice to testify before Sept 11 panel on Thursday
National security adviser Condoleezza Rice will testify to the 9 11 commission next week. The panel seeks context on how the Bush and Clinton administrations handled terrorism intelligence and why Clinton era documents remain largely inaccessible.
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Washington
National Security
Condoleezza Rice
Bush
Clinton
Bush White House
Mistrial declared in Tyco trial
A New York judge declared a mistrial in the Tyco grand larceny case against former CEO L Dennis Kozlowski and former CFO Mark Swartz after nearly six months of testimony and 11 days of deliberations. Juror pressure and a threatening letter to Juror No. 4 prompted the halt. Prosecutors said they will seek a retrial at the earliest opportunity as Kozlowski and Swartz faced potential decades in prison.
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Tyco
Associated Press
State Supreme Court
Michael Obus
Kozlowski
Mark Swartz
Peter McEntegart
CNN
Swartz
Manhattan
District Attorney
Stephen Kaufman
Kaufman
Artaol
Charles Stillman
New York State Supreme Court
Bomb found under Madrid rail line sparks security rush
A 26 pound bomb in a bag was found beneath a high speed rail track 40 miles south of Madrid. Police halted six Madrid Seville trains and cleared about 1600 passengers by bus after the device failed to detonate. Investigators cite a recent Madrid bombing and heightened rail network security across Spain. Witnesses recalled earlier attacks and officials cautioned the motive remains under investigation.
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Spain
Seville
RENFE
Morocco
Juan Jose Imbroda
Melilla
Imbroda
Atochra
Teresa Palacio
National Court
ETA
al-Qaida
Angel Acebes
Mocejon
Helmut Newton to be buried near Marlene Dietrich in Berlin
Photographer Helmut Newton to be laid to rest at Friedenau cemetery in Berlin near Marlene Dietrich. Widow June Newton said the burial location, two graves from Dietrich, remains undated. In Evansville Indiana two radio hosts apologized for an April Fool's Day stunt that upset Don Mattingly's sons.
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Berlin
Helmut Newton
Los Angeles
Friedenau
Schoeneberg
Newton
June Newton
Dietrich
Evansville
Ind
New York Yankees
Don Mattingly
Mattingly
WSTO
Brad Booker
Diane Douglas
Japan
Tampa Bay Devil Rays
Booker
Jordan
Preston
Dennis Sexton
WEHT
Don
Sexton
Yankees
Boo the dog survives Iberia shooting scare and finds home
In Iberia Missouri Boo the mixed breed dog avoided being shot as an unwanted stray after local mail carrier Sharon Smith sheltered him. Police policy to shoot strays sparked debate as Boo reunites with owner Danny Tomsen and Smith remains resolute in saving the dog.
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Boo
Missouri
Fort Leonard Wood
Sharon Smith
Smith
Lucky
Gary Plemmons
Danny Tomsen
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