Israel approves Mideast peace plan with statehood nod
Israel's cabinet narrowly backed the internationally backed road map to peace. The vote recognized Palestinians' right to statehood and outlined steps, while preserving an exit on some elements. Sharon, Abbas, and Bush could meet soon to discuss next steps, with the plan facing skepticism from hawks and ongoing distrust after years of conflict.
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High Tech Rescue Trailer Boosts Colchester DHS Grant
In Colchester Vermont a $58000 Homeland Security grant funds a new rescue trailer with a concrete-boring drill and survivor search camera. Local responders hail it as spectacular though critics warn against maldistribution while officials study aid formulas.
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Lawmakers call for removal of Iran's rulers in shift
Lawmakers from both parties urge regime change in Iran while stressing careful steps to avoid anti American backlash. Officials say senior al Qaida figures remain in Iran and threaten US interests, with some links to recent Saudi and Moroccan bombings. Defense and State Department officials describe ongoing coordination with Tehran on terrorism and nuclear issues amid U.S. policy debates.
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