Fallujah raid shocks Iraqi security forces
Guerrillas overran a Fallujah police station west of Baghdad on Saturday, fighting room by room and freeing prisoners. The clash killed 23, left 37 injured, and signaled insurgents’ sustained campaign as US plans pullback before the November election.
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U S exit plan for Iraq looks to Kuwait base model
Iraqi pullout aims to keep combat teams for years, moving from cities to countryside and possibly to Kuwait as Bosnia's peacekeeping fade informs a staged disengagement. Maj. Gen. Swannack cites 82nd Airborne and Marine forces. analysis notes risks from Fallujah attacks and Iraqi readiness concerns.
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Afghan aid workers killed in ambush as insurgency rises
Four Afghan demining staff were fatally shot in the west while delivering supplies to deminers near Bala Buluk. A U.S. soldier died in a mine blast near Ghazni, with investigators unsure if it was targeted. Afghanistan faces a rising insurgency amid plans for midyear elections. Patrick Fruchet of the U N demining program confirmed the killings.
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India and Pakistan resume peace talks after brink of war
Pakistan and India begin renewed discussions after two years near conflict with hopes for progress on core issues like Kashmir. Officials warn gains may be slow, meetings unclear, but both sides call the three day talks a landmark signaling easing tensions and a different mood than 2001.
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Orton Reflects On Film Censorship And Childhood Fears
Wanda Orton recalls watching banned films at local theaters and argues for greater protection of children from scary content. She mentions The Outlaw, Frankenstein features, The Cat and the Canary, and critiques past parental controls. Her column notes the Hays Office and features her contact at the end.
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