Sharon plans new Gaza disengagement blueprint after Likud rejection
Prime Minister Ariel Sharon cancels a trip to the United States and tells his Cabinet he will present a revised Gaza withdrawal plan within three weeks. He aims to address coalition divisions while pursuing a new version after the Likud referendum defeat and Bush's earlier backing.
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Scandal Tarnished Brigade Drops Bronze Star Recipients
The 800th Military Police Brigade will not receive Bronze Star medals due to the Abu Ghraib prisoner abuse scandal. Brig. Gen. Janis Karpinski said many recommendations were downgraded after the abuse investigation led by Maj. Gen. Antonio Taguba, faulting brigade leaders for lax oversight at Abu Ghraib near Baghdad.
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Two Charged in Randallstown High School Shooting
In Randallstown Md two men were charged after a drive by shooting outside a charity basketball game at Randallstown High School wounded four teens. Ronald Johnson 20 faces four counts of attempted murder first degree assault and a weapons violation while 17 year old student Matthew T McCullough is charged the same but at large. Victims William Thomas 19 remained in critical condition and Andre Meller son 18 was in fair condition at the University of Maryland Shock Trauma Center.
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Kremlin backed Chechnya leader Akhmad Kadyrov killed in blast
A land mine exploded under the VIP podium at Dynamo Stadium in Grozny during a Victory Day ceremony killing Akhmad Kadyrov and at least 20 others. Police detained several people as authorities blamed Chechen rebels for the attack and warned of ensuing violence. The blast injured dozens and disrupted security efforts across the region.
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Soldier who exposed abuse in Iraq earns quiet praise
Spc. Joe Darby, 24, who alerted superiors to Abu Ghraib prisoner abuse, is praised by family and neighbors for his independent streak and sense of right and wrong. He faces no fanfare but his action sparked a broader investigation and changed perceptions of the war.
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Isaacs Confesses Hidden Footage On Peter Pan DVD
Los Angeles AP report notes Jason Isaacs recorded behind the scenes moments from Peter Pan and other projects. He compares his own footage to Hearts of Darkness and jokes about burning bridges with extra material.
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Spring burials resume in Fairbanks after long freeze
In Fairbanks Alaska cemeteries begin interring long delayed burials as thawing ground allows. Birch Hill cemetery started burials May 3 with 22 delayed cases. Northern Lights Mortuary plans late May burials after storing about 15 bodies through winter.
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