Massacre at Quetta Mosque Triggers Shiite Riots
A mosque gathering in Quetta, Pakistan, was struck by a fatal incident injuring dozens and triggering widespread Shiite rioting. Authorities imposed an indefinite curfew as troops patrolled streets amid sectarian violence without immediate claim of responsibility.
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Palestinian truce may lead to October elections
A Palestinian foreign minister said general elections could be held by October if Israel withdraws from major population centers. Yasser Arafat would likely be the sole major presidential candidate, potentially undermining U S efforts to sideline him. The post of prime minister is uncertain amid ongoing U S pressure. Israeli withdrawals from Gaza and Bethlehem followed a ceasefire, with Sharon and Abbas set to meet Tuesday to discuss further pullbacks.
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Three Bodies Found After Kilgore Fireworks Blast
Kilgore Texas three workers including the owner’s father died when explosions ripped through Pyrotechnics by Lamb Co. warehouse. Five others injured and six nearby homes damaged or destroyed. Twelve displays canceled in east Texas as Bonita Springs blast had killed five workers.
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Bush to send military experts to Africa
President Bush will dispatch a team of military experts to Africa to assess a possible U S role in Liberia s fragile cease fire and consider a peacekeeping force via ECOWAS He noted Taylor s departure as a prerequisite and discussed asylum options with Nigeria s Obasanjo while Powell coordinates with the UN and regional governments.
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Schwarzenegger Visits Baghdad for Terminator 3 Screening
Arnold Schwarzenegger joined U S troops at Baghdad International Airport for a screening of Terminator 3 Rise of the Machines. He commented on poverty and leadership in Iraq and drew parallels to California politics amid governor recall rumors.
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Lightning Strikes Forest First Baptist Church
A guest evangelist preached penance as lightning struck the First Baptist Church in Forest Ohio blowing out the sound system and injuring no one. Parishioner Ronnie Cheney described the moment as awesome while the preacher sought a sign from God amid the blaze.
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