Star Wars Episode III Named Revenge of the Sith
Lucasfilm announced the final prequel title Revenge of the Sith for a May 2005 release. The film will bridge the prequels to the original trilogy by tracing Anakin Skywalker's journey from slave boy to Darth Vader and the rise of the Sith. Hayden Christensen stars as Anakin.
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Media attorneys challenge Bryant transcripts decision
Media groups contend the Colorado order barring publication of transcripts from a closed Kobe Bryant hearing is unconstitutional. They filed with Justice Breyer arguing the judge failed to show why media should be barred and contend many outlets already possess the materials.
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Ohio begins first punch-card voting system trial
In Cleveland the trial over punch-card ballots begins, the first in the nation. The ACLU has sued several states over the system which is blamed for errors and minority vote undercounts and calls for replacement before November.
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Israelis protest Gaza pullout with 55 mile human chain
Thousands linked hands from Gaza to Jerusalem in a 55 mile protest against Ariel Sharon s plan to pull back from the Gaza Strip. Six Palestinians were killed in West Bank clashes and violence wounded five Israeli children at Neve Dekalim.
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U S officers pay to help Iraqis as economic countermeasure
U S soldiers in Tikrit distribute cash through the Commanders Emergency Response Program to win allegiance of unemployed Iraqis and deter attacks. Brigades allocate up to 100000 dollars monthly for local welfare projects with few restrictions, funding street cleanups, car repairs, uniforms, and other aid.
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Moroccan officials lose track of 400 militants trained in Afghanistan
El País reports Morocco warned Spain it cannot locate about 400 suspected militants trained in Qaida camps in Afghanistan. Most suspects in the Madrid train bombings are Moroccan, informing anti terrorism judge Garzon after a July meeting. Over 50 arrested, 16 jailed, 191 killed and about 2,000 injured.
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