Bitter cold blamed for three deaths across Northeast
The Northeast chilled by week end freeze with three deaths reported. A Philadelphia man found dead from hypothermia as temperatures fell to 4 degrees. An 18 year old died in western New York after an icy crash. In Brockton a 63 year old woman died and three injured in an apartment fire blamed on space heaters. Israel held secret talks with Syria months ago before leaks. Israel ready to negotiate if Syria halts support for terror.
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Syria
Ariel Sharon
U.S. Seeks Extradition of Colombian Drug Kingpin
Panamanian police captured Arcangel de Jesus Henao Montoya in southern Panama. U.S. officials say he is a top Norte de Valle cartel leader linked to huge narcotics shipments into the United States and will pursue his extradition. He operated from Cali, Colombia.
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United States
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Mountain lion attack survivor upgraded to fair
Anne Hjelle, a former Marine, was attacked by a mountain lion while cycling in a wilderness area near Mission Viejo California. Her cycling partner Debbie Nichols pulled Hjelle free as other riders threw rocks at the lion. Hjelle was upgraded to fair condition at the hospital.
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Four killed and three wounded in Palopo bombing
Forensic crews combed through debris Sunday after a bombing at a Palopo karaoke bar on Sulawesi island killed four people and wounded three. Deputy police chief Maj. Wisnu Widarto said the blast struck Saturday night in South Sulawesi province.
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Indonesia
Sulawesi
Palopo
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Wisnu Widarto
North American beef bond tested by U S Canada rift
Canadian ranchers in Alberta and Saskatchewan push back against U S finger pointing after mad cow disease cases spark bans. They stress long trading ties and warn that blame hurts North American beef, urging open borders and unified industry response despite US politics.
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Iron Springs
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U.S
Lethbridge
Neil Jahnke
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Saskatchewan
United States
Jahnke
Arno Doerksen
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Alberta Beef Producers
Iran election faces reformist disqualifications in bid to curb liberals
Iranian Guardian Council disqualified more than 80 sitting reformist lawmakers and about 900 of 1700 hopefuls from Tehran in the run up to parliamentary elections. President Khatami denounced the move as a bloodless coup and vowed to pursue legal avenues to overturn the decision.
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Behzad Nabavi
Islamic Iran Participation Front
Fatemeh Haqiqatiou
Elaheh Koulaee
Suspected SARS case investigated in Guangdong China
Health officials probe an apartment complex's sewage and waste systems to locate the source of China's first SARS case of the season as a new suspect, a 35 year old man in Guangdong, is isolated in stable condition. Tests remain inconclusive per WHO.
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Beijing
Guangdong
Thomas Tsang
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Hong Kong
World Health Organization
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