Iraq oil terminals reopen after Gulf attacks
Iraq reports one terminal back in service and Khawr al Amaya operating after the weekend strikes. Al Basra terminal remains closed with output loss near 20 million dollars daily, as U S forces investigate launch points and insurgents continue damaging pipelines.
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U.S. Extends Fallujah Cease-Fire and Plans Joint Patrols
The United States extends the Fallujah cease-fire by at least two days and will begin joint patrols with Iraqi forces as early as Tuesday. U.S. forces set up a base near Najaf while avoiding Shiite holy sites.
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Global finance chiefs vow aid to fight poverty and AIDS
World finance ministers pledged to increase support for poverty reduction education debt relief and AIDS while activists argued that talks at IMF and World Bank offered promises more than cash. The US pressed Middle East economic development and jobs with Bush administration aiming to energize a G8 summit.
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Karzai signals reintegration for many Taliban members
Afghan President Hamid Karzai visits Kandahar and says rank and file Taliban may return to society, while about 150 top leaders allied with al Qaida should be prosecuted. He notes ongoing talks with less radical Taliban and rules out mercy for Omar’s inner circle.
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Flood washes away child in Arkansas creek search begun
Divers joined the search Sunday for a 2 year old boy missing after a pickup driven by his mother was swept off a bridge by a flash flood near Huntsville Arkansas. The body of the boy's 3 year old sister was found after the accident Saturday. Their mother and another child survived.
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Estee Lauder Dies A Cosmetics Pioneer At 95
Estee Lauder, who founded a kitchen cream blend into a global cosmetics empire, died in Manhattan. She was about 95 and died of cardiopulmonary arrest. Lauder was named by Time as a leading influence in business and her firm ranked 349 in Fortune 500 with revenue of 4.744 billion dollars.
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Attack by two large dogs kills 8 year old boy
In Vancouver Washington two suspected bull mastiff German shepherd mix dogs attacked and killed an 8 year old boy. Authorities are investigating the incident and searching for the animals’ owner.
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