Chief of Saddam's tribe slain in Tikrit amid unrest
Abdullah Mahmoud al Khattab for whom Saddam Hussein’s ousted regime had enemies was killed in Tikrit as his son Odai was wounded when gunmen in a pickup opened fire. Across Iraq assaults wounded six U.S. soldiers, a mosque blast in Fallujah killed 10, and Bremer urged progress toward an Iraqi interim administration.
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U.S. probes links between Iraq and al Qaida in Iraq
U.S. forces detain several suspects in central Iraq tied to al Qaida. Officials say most are low level with unclear roles, keeping open debates about any Saddam regime link to al Qaida and questions of intelligence handling. Prisoners are being interviewed to determine actual connections.
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Sharon Abbas push ahead on road map to peace
Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon and Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas met at Sharon's office to renew commitment to the U S backed road map and a shared future. They spoke of painful compromises and a new era of cooperation amid recent Gaza security handovers.
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