Bomb attack in Jerusalem kills two and wounds many
A Palestinian woman detonated a bomb on Jaffa Street in west Jerusalem, killing an 81-year-old Israeli man and herself, wounding at least a dozen others. The blast caused shop windows to shatter and a fire to start, with over 100 people treated. Israel blamed Yasser Arafat for incitement and pledged to dismantle militant infrastructure.
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Afghan leader Karzai arrives in U S for historic visit
Afghan interim leader Hamid Karzai arrived in Washington to meet President Bush and press for continued US and international support for peace and reconstruction. He seeks expansion of the peacekeeping force into rural Afghanistan and cooperation from American troops. Karzai spoke at a Virginia mosque and will address Georgetown University, as Bush weighs plans for Afghanistan’s future government and security.
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Cheney
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Rumsfeld Visits Camp X-Ray Detainees With Senators
Defense Secretary Rumsfeld and General Myers toured the detainee facility at Camp X-Ray with four senators to observe the 158 prisoners in 8 by 8 foot cells. They reviewed holding areas as the Pentagon considers when to expand and build more permanent facilities amid debates on detainee treatment.
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Hearing on landfill permit contested in Texas hearing
Attorneys for TSP argue the Texas Natural Resources Conservation Commission may grant the landfill permit under historic practice. Opposing briefs claim administrative law judges cannot assess compliance with technical standards without specific rules. Senac Alfaro and Wallace plan to hear commissioners responses. a residents bus to Austin is being organized with seating via Wallace’s office.
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Austin
Crosby faces bridge project amid business fears
In Crosby the planned FM 2160 bridge sparks debate as locals fear two years of construction will hurt downtown. Business owners report few accidents at the intersection and express mixed views on safety gains versus losses during the build. Some expect long term benefits. others warn of immediate losses and closures.
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Lorrie Magee
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America and Saudi Arabia The fraying alliance across decades
The long US Saudi partnership built on oil strategy and security is tested by anti-terror conflicts Islam and national pride clash with Western values and troop presence A divide grows as both sides weigh withdrawal and the role of Saudi funding to al Qaida amid the 9 11 aftermath and ongoing tensions
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