Sharon backs Bush plan urging Palestinians choice
Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon aligned with President Bush's Middle East vision in a talk to economists, urging Palestinians to reject corrupt leadership or risk stalling economic development. He did not comment on settlements or borders, reiterating support for Bush's line while avoiding disputed elements.
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Americans Unite Overseas Despite Terrorism Threats
The article notes Carlo Azeglio Ciampi sending a solidarity message to President Bush after the Sept. 11 attacks. Overseas celebrations continued with heightened security, including Vatican cardinals at metal detectors and Canberra police outside the US ambassador's home as 1,100 attendees shared chili dogs and apple pie, while Herb McEachin, Canberra’s American basketball coach, said the events felt especially resonant after the attacks.
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Fourth of July Security Tight Across Washington Parade
Police armed with metal detectors manned 24 checkpoints along a snow fenced route on the National Mall as crowds gathered for Independence Day festivities. FBI agents roamed parade routes while Homeland Security coordinated nationwide events and embassies abroad skipped celebrations. President Bush hosted veterans at the White House after visiting Ripley West Virginia courthouse square.
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Soldiers Celebrate Independence Day At Base Feast
Soldiers enjoyed a holiday meal with 7000 Nebraska flown steaks, hamburgers, crab legs, corn and beans after games of soccer and volleyball. Quotes praise chef Norman Patillo as a hero and connect the celebration to Afghanistan's fight for independence and the war on terror.
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Lawmakers push profiling as air security option
Rep Peter DeFazio opposed using ethnicity in passenger screening while Mineta, whose family was interned in WWII, objects to profiling by ethnicity. Rep John Mica backs a broad approach including country of origin, and says Congress will act if the administration does not. ACLU argues profiling is ineffective and risks over and under inclusivity. some civilians fear heightened scrutiny of certain ethnic groups.
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