Tropical Storm Arlene Aims for U S Gulf Coast
Arlene drenched Cuba and western Florida as it strengthened toward the Gulf Coast. Forecasters warned of possible hurricane conditions with 60 mph winds and heavy rain, threatening flood-prone areas from Florida to Louisiana while evacuations occurred on oil platforms off Louisiana.
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Fla
Arlene
Cuba
Florida
U.S. Gulf Coasta
Mississippi-Alabama Line
Tennessee
Louisiana
New Orleans
Mississippi
Ivan
Jesi“en
Havana
Don Sheldon
Hollywood
Sheldon
AP Photy
Missing Alabama student Natalee Holloway in Aruba case
Aruba police continue search for Natalee Holloway, an 18 year old from Alabama who disappeared after an Arashi beach trip with a Dutch student and two Surinamese brothers. Five people, including two former security guards, are in custody as investigators review events and possible foul play while authorities keep options open.
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Aruba
Alabama
Aruban
Natalee Holloway
Arashi Beach
Noraina Pietersz
Associated Press
Pietersz
Holloway
Robin Holloway
David Kock
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George “Jug” Twitty
Nelson Oduber
Palm Beach
Patriot Act hearing ends in chaotic clash on Capitol Hill
A House Judiciary Committee session on the Patriot Act ends abruptly as Republican chairman James Sensenbrenner walks out amid heated crossfire with Democrats. Witnesses from Amnesty International USA and the American Immigration Lawyers Association questioned constitutionality and balance in the act, while Nadler criticized the chair for cutting speakers off and slamming the session.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Bush
Congress
James Sensenbrenner
Rwis
Sensenbrenner
Guantanamo Bay
Rep
Jerrold Nadler
D-N.y
United States
Amnesty International USA
American Immigration Lawyers Association
Nadler
Marines killed as bomb strike hits western Iraq
In western Iraq near Hagglaniyah, five U.S. Marines died during combat operations. Separately, a U.S. soldier died of non combat injuries near Tuz Khormato. The toll for U.S. service members rises above 1,689. At least seven more soldiers were wounded by car bombings near Beiji Tikrit and Mosul. A criminal inquiry was opened into the deaths of two Army officers at Forward Operating Base Danger in Tikrit.
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Iraq
Hagglaniyah
Anbar
Tuz Khormato
U.S
Associated Press
Beiji
Tikrit
Mosul
John Franzen
Phillip T. Esposito
Louis E. Allen
Bush Roh meet seek unity on North Korea disarmament
President Bush and South Korean President Roh Moo hyun press for a unified approach to coax North Korea back to six nation disarmament talks. Roh says only minor issues remain, while Pyongyang signals mixed willingness to rejoin.
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Washington
Bush
Roh Moohyun
North Korea
Roh
Oval Office
China
South Korea
Pyongyang
U.N
U.N. Security Council
United States
Korean Peninsula
Japan
Russia
Kim Jong Il
Kim Jong
Community of Nations
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