Saddam Hussein capture sparks U S outreach to allies and Iraq aid
The arrest of Saddam Hussein offers the Bush administration a chance to repair ties with the Arab world and urge European nations to join Iraq reconstruction. Yet past goodwill losses and ongoing insurgent attacks temper expectations as analysts warn that hatred for Saddam does not equal support for America and that stabilization remains fragile.
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Computers open archives reunite Holocaust survivors
Nearly six decades after World War II survivors reconnect with long missing relatives via computer databases and East Bloc archives. In four months Baltimore Red Cross center reconnected at least 40 people including George Gordon who learned his mother lived until 1986 and his sister survived in Poland. Gordon and his sister met in September, proving small documents can carry alive memories.
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Powell recovering from surgery on cancerous prostate gland
Secretary of State Colin Powell underwent surgery to remove a cancerous prostate gland. Spokesman Richard Boucher said the two hour operation went extremely well and Powell, 66, would recuperate at Walter Reed before returning home to McLean Virginia.
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