India and Pakistan vow steps toward easing Kashmir dispute
In New Delhi, Pakistan and India outline near term steps including notifying missile tests, opening new consulates, and reducing conflict over Kashmir. Delegates Khokhar and Shashank say both sides are committed and hopeful for progress toward a bilateral summit.
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Israel launches major Gaza invasion with tanks and air strikes
Israeli tanks and gunships enter northern Gaza in a major operation aimed at blocking Palestinian rocket fire. Troops bulldozers and armor crossed the border after night massing, amid warnings of a prolonged reoccupation. Prime Minister Sharon vows to speed up Gaza withdrawal while the rocket attack near Sderot kills a child and a man, marking the first Gaza rocket deaths in almost four years.
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Ingushetia kill: alleged rebel leader slain in special operation
VLADIKAVKAZ Russia an alleged leader of last weeks Ingushetia rebel attack was killed during a special operation. Ten other suspects were detained. Magomed Yevloyev-32 resisted seizure. an automatic rifle and grenade launcher found. Authorities say Wahhabi group linked to the violence. 200 militants involved, with several suspects charged and ongoing detentions.
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Supreme Court OKs detainee access to U S courts in terrorism case
The Supreme Court ruled that U S citizens and foreigners detained as terror suspects can challenge their treatment in U S courts. Justice O Connor indicated a state of war does not grant unlimited rights to the president. The Hamdi decision allows detainees at Guantanamo Bay to seek legal review by American courts.
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Moore's Fahrenheit 911 opens strong amid Bush critique
Michael Moore hailed the debut of Fahrenheit 9/11 with 21.8 million dollars from 868 theaters in its first three days, crediting conservative opponents for boosting attention. He predicts swing voters and independents will be swayed as he greets fans in Manhattan.
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Cleveland ads urge leniency for organ donors on the road
LifeBanc runs edgy billboards in 20 northeast Ohio counties urging police to give speeders who are organ donors a break. Monica Heath notes 1,300 people in the region await transplants. The campaign faces criticism from Councilman Matthew Zone who says it sends the wrong message.
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