Israeli forces kill armed Palestinian in Jenin amid renewed West Bank raids
Israeli troops fatally shoot a Palestinian trying to flee in Jenin as violence continues in the West Bank despite a Geneva event signaling peace. The raids follow a day earlier in Ramallah, where three Hamas fugitives and a 9 year old boy were killed and an apartment building destroyed, leaving 60 homeless. Palestinians warn renewed operations could derail PA efforts to halt attacks.
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Iraqi official says Saddam deputy may have been killed
A senior Kurdish official in Kirkuk says Izzat Ibrahim al-Douri, Saddam Hussein’s top deputy and sixth on the US most-wanted list, may have been killed or arrested in a U S raid in northern Iraq. Coalition officials in Baghdad had no information to confirm.
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Advisers urge president to abandon steel tariffs
White House advisers urge President Bush to drop the tariff measures on imported steel while he campaigns in Pittsburgh. They warn that reversing the tariffs could prevent billions in retaliatory duties but the steel industry says loss of tariffs may flood the U S with cheap steel and threaten thousands of jobs.
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Civilian panel probes death after police subdue 350-pound man
Nathaniel Jones, 41, died after a struggle with six officers who tried to subdue him. The confrontation was caught on cruiser video as he was struck with night sticks. Autopsy noted an enlarged heart and traces of cocaine and PCP.
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Pentagon to pay troops full travel home on leave
The Pentagon plans to reimburse air travel costs for soldiers returning home from Iraq and Afghanistan, a $55 million program expanding from limited domestic routes. More than 27,000 troops have taken two week leaves, with officials evaluating per soldier amounts and retroactivity while addressing travel regulation changes.
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Allies face mounting strain as Iraq war widens dissent
In Vienna and across NATO capitals, allied resolve in Iraq is tested by guerrilla attacks and rising home opposition. Hungary's 300 strong force faces calls to depart as public opinion shifts. Spain pledges to stay despite deadly Iraqi incidents and Spain’s Aznar defends continued troop presence amid questions about mission aims. Japan weighs delaying reconstruction aid after diplomats were killed.
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Bono to be honored at King Center Salute to Greatness Dinner
Bono will receive an award at the 2004 King Center Salute to Greatness dinner in Atlanta for humanitarian work including Third World debt relief and AIDS initiatives in Africa. Coretta Scott King lauded Bono for embodying King’s ideals of a beloved community.
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Dogs Sip Flavored Purified Water Bar for Pets
Australian entrepreneur Andrew Larkey launches Dog Plus K-9 water priced around 2 per bottle. He markets it as a sports drink for dogs and plans cat flavors next year while noting it is safe for humans but unlikely to appeal to people.
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