Cracking Sounds evacuee Paris Charles de Gaulle Terminal
Evacuation forced the futuristic Charles de Gaulle Air France Terminal 2E Monday after cracking noises and fissures appeared following a roof collapse the previous day that killed four travelers. Officials consider scrapping the terminal as investigation continues.
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Egyptian envoy meets Israeli Palestinian leaders in Jerusalem
Egyptian mediator meets Israeli and Palestinian leaders in Jerusalem to discuss possible Israeli pullback from Gaza as Israeli forces exit Rafah after a weeklong raid. Prime Minister Sharon faces hawks over disengagement while a military officer hints at renewed Rafah action after a deep breath. Residents bury the dead as they survey devastated streets and farmland.
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Cuba Dollar Stores Reopen After Price Hikes
Cuba reopened its 5000 dollar only stores after government price increases of up to 25 percent for alcohol 22 percent for gas and 15 percent for electrical goods. Shoppers expressed concern as wages in pesos stayed stagnant and basics like chicken soap and shoes became costlier.
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Bush vows to stay in Iraq until democracy takes hold
President Bush, in a prime time address from Carlisle, pledged to keep U S troops in Iraq as long as needed to reach a democratic, sovereign government, signaling possible追加 troop deployments if required. He outlined five steps toward Iraqi self government and warned of violence around sovereignty transfer.
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Bush speech at War College champions Iraq freedom
Excerpts from President Bush at the U S Army War College Carlisle Pennsylvania urge defeating enemies while empowering a free self governing Iraq The speech warns tyranny would fuel terrorism and calls for democratic progress and sovereignty in Iraq with steps toward elected self government and regional reform.
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Bush vows to press on in Iraq as violence rises
President Bush warned the death toll nears 800 U.S. soldiers in Iraq and cited the killings of Izzadine Saleem and Nicholas Berg as grim milestones. He urged resolve, pledged to defeat terrorists, and condemned prison abuses while promising to demolish the former Saddam era prison and rebuild.
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Hawn urges daily laughter as therapy at Smart Talk
Cincinnati AP reports Goldie Hawn opened with her struggles and therapy that taught her laughter heals. She spoke at Aronoff Center urging audiences to laugh daily for emotional and physical benefits amid fame’s pressures. Rife to be inducted into Little Hollywood Walk of Fame in Kanab Utah. Albany AP notes Eliot Spitzer plans a major fund raiser for his 45th birthday at ESPN Zone in Times Square with Spike Lee as chair. Tickets start at 1000 dollars.
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Dogs legal chase ends in wolf hybrid hearing for Cabic
In Crown Point Indiana Judge Lorenzo Arredondo appointed counsel to represent Cabic a dog whose owner says may be a German shepherd wolf mix The case hinges on whether Cabic is a wild wolf dog hybrid under Indiana law and could order the dog put down if confirmed.
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