Gunfire Kills Palestinian as Talks Continue at Bethlehem Church
In Bethlehem, two Palestinians inside the Church of the Nativity complex were shot Wednesday as Israeli and Palestinian negotiators met next door for a second day of peace talks. One man died, another was wounded and evacuated. The incident occurred during tense diplomacy over the church siege and wider West Bank standoff.
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U S troops attack al Qaida in Pakistan frontier
U S special forces based on the Afghanistan side have engaged al Qaida militants in firefights across the Afghan Pakistan border. Reconnaissance units and Delta Force operatives conducted attacks on suspected hideouts, with some American casualties reported though none killed.
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Freight Train Cleared But Red Light Cited In CalTrain Crash
Investigators say a Burlington Northern freight train ran a red signal moments before a deadly CalTrain crash in Placentalia Calif. Two people died and more than 260 were injured during the morning rush. Metrolink passengers were thrown from seats as the double decker train collided. Blakey noted the freight train did not stop and traveled 48 mph, with signals, equipment, and tracks found to be intact.
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FBI Warns of Possible Attacks on Shopping Centers
FBI field offices and state police were alerted to unconfirmed information from a captured senior al Qaida official suggesting terrorists may target civilian sites such as banks and shopping centers. The assessment, from Abu Zubaydah, is considered less reliable than a prior North East bank attack warning.
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Bush backs mental health parity plan for insurers
President Bush nears agreement to require employers to expand coverage for psychiatric illnesses. He plans a strong endorsement in Albuquerque New Mexico, with possible signing this year. Senator Domenici, whose child has schizophrenia, has championed parity for years.
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