Powell urges disarmament for Haiti democracy
Secretary Powell told reporters in Port-au-Prince that U S support for Haiti's interim government stands firm but democracy requires politically backed private armies to disarm. Prime Minister Latortue said parties agree elections should occur in 2005 with a UN peacekeeping handover looming.
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Colin Powell
U.S
Powell
Gerard Latortue
Latortue
Jean-Bertrand Aristide
US issues arrest warrant for al-Sadr as Fallujah siege looms
U S led forces declare Muqtada al Sadr an outlaw and issue an arrest warrant while surrounding Fallujah after militant violence killed 52 Iraqis and nine coalition troops. al Sadr resists from Kufa mosque as Brig Gen Kimmitt warns of peaceful or forceful entry.
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al-Sadr
Mark Kimmitt
God
Al-Jazeera
Associated Press
Sheik Abu Mahdi al-Rubaie
al-Sayed
Bush says he could not have prevented Sept. 11 attacks
President Bush told reporters he lacked the information necessary to stop the Sept. 11 plot and said he will share information with the commission investigating the attacks. He noted that Condoleezza Rice will testify under oath and that the panel's action followed pressure to reveal top aides' testimony.
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Washington
Dick Cheney
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White House
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National Security
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Rice
al Feltenberg
New York Times
William D. Leahy
Franklin Roosevelt
Harry Truman
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Philip Zelikow
George W. Bush
Diana Ross avoids return to Tucson for jail time
Arizona judge rescinded a 48 hour jail order after Diana Ross pleaded no contest to a drunken driving charge. Ross served 47 hours in Greenwich custody over three days due to a missing guard and partial hours remaining. Beckham scandal ripples through British tabloids as he denies claims of an affair. Dolly Parton confirms no retirements, planning more tours around Dollywood opening.
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Cranshaw
Duct tape prom outfits spark school scholarship bid
In Hagerman Idaho Lynlea Jayo and Josh Traughber crafted a $30 formal with bed sheets and duct tape to enter a national contest for $2,500 scholarships. Duck Brand matched with another $2,500 to the school as officials praise creativity and personal risk.
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Lynlea Jayo
Josh Traughber
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Traughber
Lynnea
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