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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina

02 Mar 2003

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Aiken Standard

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Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

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Mar 02, 2003

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4

Pakistan captures senior al Qaeda figure in Rawalpindi raid

Mohammed, a senior al Qaida figure tied to the Sept. 11 attacks, was arrested in Rawalpindi near Islamabad after a joint operation by CIA and Pakistani authorities. He is linked to plots in the Philippines and a 1986 synagogue bombing in Tunisia. The arrest follows a prior Quetta raid and involves Ahmed Abdul Qadoos and another man.

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Mohammed al-Qaida Pakistan Rawalpindi Islamabad Sheikh Rashid Ahmed CIA United States Jim Wilkinson Central Command Tampa Fla World Trade Center Pentagon Pennsylvania Jamaat-e-Islami Quetta Khalid Shaikh Ramzi Binalshibh Karachi
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Turkish Parliament Rejects U S Plan To Base Troops For Iraq War

Ankara lawmakers voted 264 to 250 with 19 abstentions against a bill to permit up to 62 000 U S combat troops to be based in Turkey for a northern front against Iraq. The plan faced strong public opposition and risks straining ties with Washington as the government considers next steps.

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U.S Turkey Iraq Ankara Washington Saddam Hussein Balenterine Abdullah Gul Gul NTV Cnn-Turk Justice and Development Party Robert Pearson Foreign Ministry NATO
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Iraq begins missile destruction under UN watch

In Baghdad Iraqi workers crush Al Samoud 2 missiles with bulldozers as UN inspectors observe in response to a Security Council demand. Demetrius Perricos outlines a timetable of days to weeks to destroy 100 plus missiles and related components, while talks continue on stores of anthrax and VX nerve agent.

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Blix Demetrius Perricos Perricos Baghdad Iraq Perriicos New York Mohammed al-Douri U.N. Security Council al-Douri
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