Bishops Return to Pulpits After Pedophile Priest Mandate
Cardinal Edward Egan urged unity as bishops resumed preaching after a Dallas conference issued a national policy on reporting abuse allegations and policing clergy. Critics question allowing past abusers to stay in the priesthood while Vatican officials weigh the plan.
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French right wins big in parliamentary election
Paris AP reports the main stream right gains a huge victory, forcing the Socialists to surrender control of the National Assembly. Chirac gains power as Raffarin appears set to push a pro business agenda for five years. Exit polls show the right around 385 to 399 seats to the left’s 178 to 192.
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Sharon rebuffs provisional Palestinian state plan
Israel's Ariel Sharon rejects a provisional state, saying reforms and elections are required. Bush weighs a plan granting limited autonomy on parts of the West Bank and Gaza, while Palestinians demand a full state with East Jerusalem. A bulldozed fence line aims to curb cross border violence.
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Group Threats Escalate After Pakistan Consulate Bombing
FBI agents canvassed the Karachi blast site where 12 people died and 44 were injured in a car bombing outside the U.S. Consulate. Ubaid Ullah died in hospital raising the death toll to 12. A claim of responsibility from al-Qanoon warned of more attacks unless Musharraf resigns.
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Grenade and gun attack on Hindu pilgrims in Kashmir kills 12
Suspected militants attacked villages and Hindu pilgrims in Kashmir, killing 12 including children and police. Security forces say five militants were killed in two gun battles in southwestern Kashmir as tension along the India Pakistan border had eased.
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