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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina

04 Dec 2002

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Aiken Standard

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Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

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Dec 04, 2002

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13

Overlapping US Israeli Efforts Rise in East Africa Attacks

Washington and Jerusalem coordinate probes into last week's Kenyan assaults linked to al Qaida. Analysts warn of a broadened war against terrorism blurring lines between al Qaida Hezbollah and Hamas with Israel facing a tough choice on pursuing suspects without undermining US anti terrorism aims.

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Jerusalem Israel Mossad Kenya al- Qaida Wrism Tuesay United States Bush al -Qaida Ariel Sharon Mombasa Martin Indyk al-Qaida Hezbollah Hamas Moshe Yaalon Osama bin Laden Iraeli Tanzania al Qaida Iraq Joseph Alpher Gerald Steinberg Sharon Saddam Hussein
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Annan says Iraq cooperation with inspectors appears positive

UN Secretary General Kofi Annan praised early Iraqi cooperation with weapons inspectors and noted visits to presidential palaces while warning that sustained effort is needed. Hans Blix said Baghdad has not obstructed teams but must provide explanations for moved equipment.

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United Nations Kofi Annan Ian Annan Saddam Hussein Iraq U.N Hans Blix Baghdad Associated Press Blix
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Israel fortifies bread with vitamin B12 first in world

Health Ministry official says Israel becomes the first country to fortify wheat products with vitamin B12 to combat deficiency linked to degenerative brain disorders and anemia. Experts note vegetarians are most at risk and warn about folic acid masking B12 symptoms. Bakeries have already begun adding B12 to bread.

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Israel Health Ministry Jerusalem Nitzan- Klosky United States Nitzan-Klosky
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