West Bank settlement fuels Palestinian push to U.S. envoys
Senior Palestinian officials urge two U.S. envoys to stop Israel from expanding Maaleh Adumim a key settlement near Jerusalem. They say encirclement jeopardizes peace and blocks a Palestinian capital in East Jerusalem while negotiations on the Iraqi government proceed in Baghdad.
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Bush bioattack warning system lacks full protections
EPA inspector general finds that the EPA has not ensured reliable timely air sampling for the BioWatch early warning system funded at 129 million dollars. The Homeland Security Department oversees BioWatch and depends on EPA and other agencies to operate it.
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D.C
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Kyrgyzstan revolts topple Akayev as protesters seize capital
In Bishkek, opposition protesters overran the presidential compound and government offices, forcing President Akayev to flee amid looting and chaos. An interim leadership formed with Kurmanbek Bakiyev as acting prime minister and Felix Kulov as head of security. Akayev’s whereabouts were unknown as authorities reassessed control after the fast moving uprising.
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Ukraine
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Ishenbai Kadyrbekov
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Felix Kulovy
Parlia
Ment
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Housing market seen cooling but not crashing in 2005
Economists say higher mortgage rates will ease the strong housing market without derailing the economy. Through 2001 to 2004 sales hit record highs with low rates, and 2005 is expected to post a near record year. Previously owned homes fell 0.4 percent in February while new home sales jumped 9.4 percent, signaling resilience amid rising rates.
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Washington, D.C
Tom Kunz
Century 21 Real Estate Corp
Jadakiss avoids charges under three month probation deal
Jadakiss real name Jason T. Phillips agreed to a deferred prosecution on marijuana and gun possession charges in Cumberland County North Carolina. If he stays out of trouble for three months the charges will be dropped. he paid 900 dollars in fines and costs and must comply with probation rules.
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Ed Donaldson
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Break fast antidote ends high speed police chase
Mount Carmel Tennessee AP Jeffery Lynn Drinnon 30 arrested at Hardee’s drive through after a low speed chase begun when he left a market without paying 7 in gasoline. He faced charges including DUI evading arrest and theft under 500. He was arrested before placing an order.
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Tenn
Jeffery Lynn Drinnon
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Mount Carmen
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