Spaniards mourn victims as Spain probes attack links
AP reporting recalls a month before the Madrid bombings when authorities questioned Jamal Zougam a Moroccan linked to an al Qaeda cell. Indictment details show Zougam as a follower of Yarkas tied to the Sept. 11 planning. In Mosul three American civilians were killed and two wounded in a drive by attack on NGO workers. In Moscow Vladimir Putin won a second term with 71.2 percent and pledged stability and access to diverse voices.
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Israel strikes Hamas workshops as Gaza tensions rise
Israel launched helicopter attacks on two suspected Hamas weapons workshops in Gaza City early Monday. Prime Minister Ariel Sharon canceled a summit with the Palestinian leader after a deadly bombing in Ashdod port killed 10 Israelis. A Gaza militant leader told the AP the attackers aimed to blow fuel tanks and unleash a mega attack with hundreds of missiles. The blasts hit near fuel reserves as Israeli officials searched for security gaps.
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Aristide Returns to the Caribbean Amid Haiti Tensions
Aristide lands in Jamaica for eight to ten weeks of safety residence after exile from Haiti, while Haiti's interim leader Latortue recalls Jamaica’s ambassador and halts ties with Kingston. A U S Marine wounded in Port au Prince raises toll of clashes as protests loom and exile plans shift.
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Stewart resigns from Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia board
Martha Stewart resigns from the board and chief creative officer role ten days after a stock scandal conviction. She becomes founding editorial director to remain involved, while facing a potential prison sentence of over a year.
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Auction offers Ed props and Nemo court ruling in three cities
In Northvale NJ an Ed set-piece auction sold hundreds of props from the canceled NBC show, including bowling pins and a chicken costume. In Paris France a judge rejected a Nemo product ban despite a claim by Franck Le Calvez that Finding Nemo copied Pierrot the clown fish. In Little Rock AR about 300 people attended Wesley Clark campaign offices sale raising $27,000 in memorabilia and equipment.
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Ball of Paint Day honors massive Alexandria artwork
In Alexandria Indiana Mike Carmichael has spent 27 years painting a baseball that now weighs 1300 pounds and measures 35 inches across. A core sample was taken for Guinness recognition as Ball of Paint Day was proclaimed locally. Carmichael plans no more baseballs.
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