Bush and Putin ink historic arms control pact in Moscow
In Moscow, President Bush and Vladimir Putin sign the largest arms reduction treaty, agreeing to limit deployed strategic warheads to 1,700 to 2,200 over a decade. They pledge to curb proliferation as Russia faces pressures over nuclear ties to Iran and plan a NATO-related accord next in Rome.
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Coalition raids Kandahar compound target Taliban al-Qaida leaders
In Kandahar Afghanistan coalition forces raided a compound suspected of sheltering senior Taliban and al Qaida leaders. One person was killed and about 50 detainees were captured after an eight hour operation beginning at 1 am. Weapons cash and intelligence items were recovered.
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Obituary: Melvin Leroy Dickerson 91
Melvin Leroy Dickerson 91 died May 22 2002 at St John s Hospital Nassau Bay. Survived by daughter Elizabeth Johnson and husband Bill of League City son Melvin Richard Dickerson and wife Pat of Honolulu Hawaii three grandchildren Cynthia Davis Kenneth Willson and Elizabeth Beth Dickerson and five great grandchildren A memorial visitation May 25 2002 at Earthman Baytown followed by funeral May 25 2002 at Earthman Chapel Reverend Jim Lamb officiating Interment at Tater Cemetery Humble Texas Arrangements Earthman Funeral Directors 3919 Garth Rd Baytown 281-422-8181.
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Whistleblower claims FBI rewrote Moussaoui warrants
FBI whistle-blower Colleen Rowley asserts headquarters rewrote Minnesota agents warrants for terrorism suspect Zacarias Moussaoui before rejection. She says changes downplayed intelligence linking him to extremists. Lawmakers push protections and pre September 11 hearings tighten scrutiny.
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