Military weighs ending around the clock fighter jet patrols
Washington defense officials say the military is studying how to stop the constant anti-terrorism patrols flown over major cities since September 11. Decisions hinge on political comfort and reliability of homeland security as aviation security has improved. The program uses about 11,000 people and 250 aircraft across 30 bases with 100 F‑15 and F‑16 jets and midair refueling crews.
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Peace talks collapse ends land-for-peace sanctuary in Colombia
In LOS POZOS Colombia the FARC said it would withdraw from the sanctuary granted by President Pastrana three years ago as peace talks collapse. The zone, twice the size of New Jersey, became a haven for crime with training camps courts and a radio station amid efforts to negotiate, drawing diplomats and observers to the guerrillas.
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Andres Pastrana
Pastrana
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Destruction of Enron Papers Raises Legal Questions
Sen. Joseph Lieberman says a memo directing Enron related document destruction by Arthur Andersen raises possible obstruction of justice. He notes the memo dated Oct 12 2001 surfaced as Andersen acknowledged internal communications prompting scrutiny. Senate hearings into Enron set for January 24.
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Japanese princess may open throne to women
Japan weighs allowing a woman to inherit the throne amid a shortage of male heirs. Experts say preservation of the imperial line, not gender equality, drives the discussion as Crown Prince Naruhito and Crown Princess Masako have one daughter after eight years of marriage.
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Institute of Japanese Culture
Kyoto Sangyo University
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