Peace steps take shape as Sharon Abbas meet Bush
Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon and Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas, urged by President Bush, vow to move toward peace. Sharon agrees to immediately dismantle unauthorized West Bank outposts. Abbas calls for end to armed intifada and violence. Bush cautions optimism, pledges continued involvement as regional leaders watch closely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aqaba
Jordan
Ariel Sharon
Mah ‘Mou Abbas
Bush
United States
Sharon
West Bank
Abbas
Israel
Abdullah II
Gulf of Aqaba
Mideast
Hawk
Abdullah
Bill Clinton
Iraq
Gaza Strip
Qatar
Mahmoud Abbas
No SARS Deaths for First Time Since March
Beijing reports no SARS deaths worldwide for the first time since March 28 as outbreaks in initial hot zones show signs of containment. China records a day with no new cases or deaths, while WHO notes the epidemic is declining but not yet contained. expert Mike Ryan cautions that control can reverse quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beijing
Asia
Toronto
World Health Organization
China
WHO
Mike Ryan
United Nations Health Agency
Canadians celebrate WHO SARS hotspot status then new cluster emerges
Canadians had celebrated three weeks earlier when the WHO removed Toronto from the list of SARS hotspots, but a fresh cluster of cases appeared, renewing concern about the outbreak and surveillance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WHO
Toronto
Fiery Spain train collision kills nineteen and injures dozens
In central Spain a head-on crash near Chinchilla in Albacete province killed at least 19 and injured about 40. Rescuers and forensics worked through smoking wreckage as officials reviewed signals possibly misread by a railway worker. Prime Minister Amar visited the site as crews recovered victims and investigated the crash under fallen high tension wires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Madrid
Renfe
Chinchilla
Albacete
Francisco Alvarez Cascos
Nieves Pinto
Castilla-La Mancha
Jose Maria Amar
Mass grave found near Vlasenica in Bosnia likely holds 100 to 200 victims
Forensic experts in Bosnia report a newly discovered mass grave near Vlasenica may contain between 100 and 200 bodies of Muslims killed at the Susica camp during 1992. The grave was found after witnesses pointed investigators to the site, part of ongoing efforts to locate missing persons from the Bosnian war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vlasenica
Bosnia-Herzegovina
Bosnia
Commission For Missing Persons
Tuzla
Murat Hurtic
Vilages
Susica
Hurtic
Associated Press
Wayton
Viasenta
Viasenica
AAP Proto
Vedo Iuco
International Commission On Missing Persons
Iis
Nica
Amelia Vega Crowned Miss Universe 2003 in Panama City
Amelia Vega, 18, Miss Dominican Republic, won Miss Universe 2003 at a US military base turned convention center in Panama City. Vega, daughter of a merengue star's family and sister of a Costa Rican TV host, succeeded Justine Pasek as host nation spotlight. The ceremony drew 600 million viewers. finalists included Mariangel Ruiz of Venezuela and Cindy Nell of South Africa, with Kai Davis crowned Miss Congeniality and Carla Tricoli Miss Photogenic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Vega
Panama City
Panama
Dominican Republic
Juan Luis Guerra
Vega
Justine Pasek
Daisy Fuentes
Billy Bush
President Bush
Mariangel Ruiz
Venezuela
Vegas
Cindy Nell
Serbia and Montenegro
Sanja Papic
Japan
Miyako Miyazaki
U.S
Panama Canal
New
Figali Convention Center
Inventory Turns and Weather Prompt A/C Offer
A business owner emphasizes tight inventory control and weather forecasting to drive a sales pitch. He claims 46 new air conditioning units and 46 furnaces are in stock and invites customers to install both units for under 17 dollars per week with 90 days no payment, aided by financing.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Terence Hunt
Colin Powell
Rudra Ang
Miss
Eloy D. Aguilar
Loberty
Air Conditioning, LLC
Richland Avenue
Aiken
North Augusta
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!