Russia Threatens Global Hunt for Rebels After Beslan Toll
Moscow warned it will strike terrorists anywhere and offered 10 million dollars for tips leading to Chechen rebel leaders. Prosecutor General Ustinov briefed President Putin on Beslan hostage numbers surpassing initial estimates. Clinton moved from ICU after heart surgery. North Korea accuses US of double standards amid uranium enrichment controversy. Sharon revises West Bank barrier route as Palestinian leadership crisis flares.
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U.S. jets bombard insurgents as Fallujah sours
U.S. warplanes pounded Fallujah for a second day targeting a militant command center. Residents and fighters filled streets amid heat and smoke as Iraqi security presence collapsed. Two killed in the strike, while authorities warn of ongoing clashes and insurgent control persists.
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Delta to cut up to seven thousand jobs in turnaround plan
Delta Air Lines plans to shed up to 7,000 jobs and end its Dallas hub as it weighs bankruptcy if early pilot retirements rise. CEO Gerald Grinstein says fuel costs and low fare rivals hurt performance while pilots worry about pension changes amid United's actions.
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Franz Ferdinand win Mercury Music Prize in London
Franz Ferdinand, the Glasgow based quartet, win the Mercury Music Prize for their self titled debut album beating The Streets Joss Stone and Keane among 12 nominees. The $35,600 award honors talent and innovation rather than sales. The judge panel announced the winner on Tuesday.
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Marijuana found growing outside Green Bay courthouse planter
Deputies seized six small marijuana plants found in a planter on the south side of Brown County Courthouse in Green Bay after a tip to WLUK-TV. A drug officer confirmed the plants were marijuana and they were to be destroyed as a prank or seed drop.
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