Sharon Approves 1000 West Bank Homes Despite Freeze
Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon approves construction of 1000 additional homes in West Bank settlements. Officials say the plan gained tacit U.S. approval as it remains within existing settlements, while Washington questions consistency with Israel's commitments to a settlement freeze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Ariel Sharon
West Bank
Sharon
Washington
Israel
State Department
Adam Ereli
Peterson tangled in taped calls during murder trial
In Redwood City California, jurors heard recordings of Scott Peterson and Amber Frey after Laci Peterson vanished. Peterson appeared to admit being taped and offered evasive answers while Frey described the relationship forged during an investigation of the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redwood City
Calif
Scott Peterson
Peterson
Amber Frey
Laci
Frey
Sacramento
Iraqi peace delegation fails to meet al Sadr in Najaf exchange
An Iraqi National Conference peace delegation arrives in Najaf to deliver a ceasefire and amnesty proposal to al Sadr aides but is blocked from meeting the cleric as US air strikes and shelling echo around Imam Ali shrine. The talks are described as positive yet unresolved with a return plan uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baghdad
Muqtada al-Sadr
Najaf
Holy
Imam Ali Shrine
al-Sadr
U.S
Ahmed al- Shaibany
al- Sadr
Iraqi National Conference
National Conference
Hussein al-Sadr
Sheik Ali Smeisim
Consumer prices fall as factory output rebounds
U S economic data shows consumer prices down 0.1 percent in July while industrial production rises 0.4 percent and housing starts jump 8.3 percent. Analysts see the reports as evidence the economy is emerging from a soft patch, with Greenspan noting improvement and optimism from experts like Mark Zandi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Federal Reserve
Alan Greenspan
Mark Zandi
Economy.com
Labor Department
Bush
Government reports show July inflation dip and gains in output
On Tuesday government indicators revealed lower consumer inflation for July while factory output rose and housing construction advanced, signaling improving economic momentum through mid-summer.
Spielberg to Update War of the Worlds with Cruise in Lead
Steven Spielberg will direct a new film adaptation of H.G. Wells War of the Worlds starring Tom Cruise. Shooting to begin in November. Also, Mission Impossible 3 moves up with JJ Abrams directing for Paramount and Cruise/Wagner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
H.G. Wells
Steven Spielberg
Tom Cruise
Paramount Pictures
DreamWorks
Wells
Orson Welles
Berlin
Cruise
J.J. Abrams
Paramount
Wagner Productions
Retired pastor rips 39 Portland phone books at Roseburg
Ed Charon 69 reclaims world title by tearing through 39 Portland white page directories in 3 minutes at Roseburg Valley Mall exhibition watched by about 100. He tore the 1 004 page set in half, after aiming for 40 volumes and noting Portland papers tears best, amid audience applause. In Seattle, Alexis Russo and Chris Lundberg wed at Qwest Field with Seahawks fans present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roseburg
Ore
Portland
Ed Charon
Roseburg Valley
Charon
Mike West
Indiana
Seattle
Alexis Russo
Chris Lundberg
Russo
Lundberg
Seattle Seahawks
Qwest Field
Seahawks
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rafah
Harrisburg
Keith Emerich
Emerich
Printing Company
Pennsylvania
Albany
N.Y
New York City
Michael Bloomberg
George Pataki
World Trade Center Towers
Manhattan
Basra
Iraq
Industrial Production Index
Consumer Price Index
Vam
Ilion
Federal Reserve Board
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Department of Commerce
Survivor
CBS
Vanuatu
Islands of Fire
Pacific Ocean
FBI
Sarge
Los Angeles
Scout Cloud Lee
Oklahoma
Amazon
Chris Ender
Mark Burnett
Ender
Associated Press
Hell Houses
Denver
Hell House
Bill Maher
Satan
Andy Richter
Jesus
Hell
Maggie Rowe
Rowe
Center For Inquiry-West
Keenan Roberts
Arvada
Roberts
Richter
Ripper
Seahawk
Arizona State University
Phoenix