Top Mexico drug gang leaders captured in crackdown
Mexico City authorities said they arrested Efrain Perez and Jorge Aureliano Felix, leaders of the Arellano Felix cartel, ranking numbers one and two in its command. The arrests leave the organization described as ruined with other brothers dead or jailed, per officials.
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U S and Britain Seek Iraq Pact on Military Roles
The United States and Britain press a UN draft on Iraq promising close coordination with the interim government but stop short of giving Iraq veto power over major military actions. France seeks explicit authority over large operations like Fallujah. Algeria calls for veto rights. Bush hosts the G8 summit as sovereignty handover nears.
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Cuba Attacks Reagan After His Death in Radio Reloj Seethe
Radio Reloj denounces Ronald Reagan as unfit to be born and criticizes his policies including military plans and Star Wars. The Havana broadcaster underscores Cuba-US tensions under Reagan and recalls Grenada intervention while noting decades-long embargo and no diplomatic ties.
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U.S. Plans Major South Korea Troop Reductions by 2005 2009
The United States aims to withdraw one third of its 37 000 troops in South Korea by end of 2005, totaling about 12 500 personnel. The move shifts defense burden to Seoul while pledging no loss of regional capabilities, with redeployments including 3 600 troops to Iraq.
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Reagan lauds guts of a wartime leader at White House
Washington Redskins coach Joe Gibbs remembered Ronald Reagan as a man with guts who stuck to decisions and helped change the world. Reagan hosted the Redskins as Super Bowl champions in 1983 and 1988, and a 1988 White House video showed him throwing a pass to Ricky Sanders on the South Lawn before his death at 93.
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Bald hair color option appears on Montana licenses
Montana web site lists bald as a valid hair color for fishing licenses and driver licenses. Officials note it has long existed, now shown as a selectable option alongside others like sandy.
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