Egypt drafts security plan for tourists after temple massacre
President Hosni Mubarak summoned an emergency Cabinet meeting to draft a new security plan for Egypt's tourist sites following the massacre of 58 foreigners at a Pharaonic temple. The move aims to bolster protection for visitors and reassure international travellers.
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Mubarak forms security committee after Luxor attack
Mubarak announced a security committee to supervise sites including the Temple of Hatshepsut in Luxor after six Islamic militants stormed the area Monday morning. They sprayed bullets at tourists, marking the deadliest strike in a five year campaign to topple the secular government amid rising violence. Over 1,000 people have been killed in the unrest as clashes with police continue.
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Army rebels clash in Rwanda prompting mass casualties
In north western Rwanda at Giciye near Kigali nearly 300 people died as Hutu rebels attacked a prison. 200 rebels, 88 prisoners and two soldiers were killed. 93 prisoners escaped as about 1,500 rebels were repelled. Sporadic fighting continued through Wednesday night.
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Jurors see another side of Terry Nichols
Jurors hear about Nichols as devoted father and successful businessman with a jokey side. Lana Padilla, his ex wife, testifies that he cried during testimony and left a sealed letter detailing how to divide his assets and belongings if he died. The letter also mentions a storage locker, life insurance, and plans for their son.
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Saddam Reverses Ban, Allows U.S. Weapons Inspectors Return
Baghdad announces acceptance of UN monitored inspection team after a three week standoff. Saddam Hussein agrees to readmit American inspectors under a Russia brokered deal, with Madeleine Albright noting no U.S. or UN concessions. Inspectors to return from Bahrain pending Iraqi foreign ministry letter.
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Satellite delay pushes Spartan observatory release to Friday
Space Center Houston reports Columbia astronauts will delay releasing the Spartan solar observatory due to issues with another craft. The six crew began science experiments on their 16 day mission and tested the shuttle crane as they prepared for the satellite dispatch.
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