Ex-soldiers riot in Baghdad and Basra over pay
In Baghdad and Basra riots by former Iraqi soldiers over stipends left one man dead and many injured. Coalition officials blamed Saddam loyalists and noted a new Iraqi army battalion began training nearby. A U.S. soldier was killed and another wounded in an ambush near Sadiyah.
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Deadly Israel Gaza bombing shocks region and prompts calls
A Palestinian woman set off explosives in a seaside restaurant killing 19 bystanders, including four children, as tensions spike over threats to expel Yasser Arafat. Israeli missiles hit targets in Gaza City and the Boureij camp with no reported injuries. The attack ends nearly a month of calm ahead of Yom Kippur.
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White House faces Tuesday deadline in CIA leak inquiry
Washington officials report a 5 pm Tuesday cutoff for 2000 staff to turn over documents in the CIA leak case. President Bush's counsel Alberto Gonzales seeks electronic records, logs, notes, and calendar entries to identify who leaked Valerie Plame's undercover CIA identity to Robert Novak Newsday reporters.
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