Sharon signals guarded push for Palestinian state at Bush talks
Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon told Palestinian counterpart Mahmoud Abbas he would negotiate a state for the Palestinians if terrorism ends, setting a guarded yet hopeful tone for next week's three way summit with President Bush. Statements from both leaders kept to positive terms but preserved core positions.
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Bush visits Poland as ally assumes postwar Iraqi role
President Bush stops in Warsaw to reaffirm friendship with Poland, a key US ally in the Iraq war. The visit signals future responsibilities as Poland prepares to lead a multinational force to command a postwar zone in Iraq.
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Microsoft and AOL Time Warner settle long battle
Seattle The long running clash over Internet browsers ends with AOL and Microsoft in a truce. Microsoft pays AOL 750 million and will license its browsing software to AOL through 2010 at no cost. The firms will cooperate on digital media initiatives and product integration.
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Last Air France Concorde Flight to New York
The last Air France Concorde commercial flight for New York departed Paris Charles de Gaulle at 10 38 a m local time marking the end of a pioneering era in supersonic travel. The aircraft will return to Paris from New York on Saturday before retirement.
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Investigators question how troops in Iraq were identified
Congressional investigators say miscalculation of exposure risks occurred as Iraqi nerve gas weapons were destroyed after the 1991 Gulf War. The General Accounting Office expects testimony that Pentagon and CIA used flawed computer models estimating fallout.
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US lifts ban on air service to Iraq
Washington The Bush administration lifted the ban on air service between the United States and Iraq after nearly 13 years. Sanctions on Iraq began in August 1990 for its invasion of Kuwait, with the Transportation Department restricting U S flights that stop in Iraq and Iraqi aircraft from operating to or from the United States. The alert level was lowered from orange to yellow as intelligence indications of an imminent attack diminished. No domestic terrorist strikes were attempted during that period.
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Bad blood lingers as Bush meets Europe at G8
President Bush travels to Evian for the G8 talks amid lingering friction from the Iraq war. Leaders including Jacques Chirac Gerhard Schroeder Vladimir Putin and others confront strained ties while stressing partnership and a future focus despite past slights and sharp criticisms.
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Iraq opens for Western business as sanctions lift
Western firms rush to Iraq amid fading conflict. US contracts spark hopes for security energy and telecom profits while Baghdad streets buzz with commerce from satellite dishes to washing machines. Iraqi ventures like Rubar Sandi’s $20 million Baghdad convention center and NGI’s reconstruction work show early deals, with Globalstar reporting record Iraq usage as sanctions ease.
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Osbourne Family Tour Adds Kelly to Fall UK Shows
Kelly Osbourne, 18, joins father Ozzy Osbourne on a European tour this fall with two UK dates in London on September 5 and Birmingham on September 7, as she opens for him. Ozzy, 54, expresses happiness about combining his own dates with his daughter's first-time billing in Europe.
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Mystery diploma loss sparks plea for owner in Missouri
In Jackson Missouri a tornadic night left a Hyde Park High School diploma dated June 17 1982 missing from its owner. The Dumey family hopes publicity will locate Eulah Detweiler while neighbors and authorities search for the rightful owner amid a townwide debris sweep.
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