Protests against U S in Afghanistan after Quran desecration report
More than 1 000 demonstrators in Jalalabad clashed with police over claims that U S interrogators desecrated the Quran at Guantanamo Bay. Four people died and 71 were injured as mobs attacked government offices and aid missions.
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Chicago votes ban on hand held phone use by drivers
Chicago officials approve a summer ban on hand held cell phone use by drivers. Fines start at 50 dollars, rising to 200 if the driver is in an accident. The ordinance allows hands free devices and exempts 911 calls and parked vehicles. Mayor Daley calls it common sense amid broader city and state safety efforts.
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Colonel reprimanded in prison scandal at Abu Ghraib
The Army disciplined Col. Thomas M. Pappas commander of the 205th Military Intelligence Brigade with a nonjudicial punishment and an $8,000 salary repayment after finding two derelictions of duty by soldiers under his command during Abu Ghraib abuses. No criminal charges were filed.
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European officials warn Iran of end to talks
Britain France and Germany warned Tehran in a written letter that resuming nuclear work would end the negotiating process and bring negative consequences. Iran signaled a pause on notifying the IAEA and discussed a four way meeting within two weeks as diplomacy continued.
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North Korea Says 8000 Fuel Rods Removed From Yongbyon
North Korea announced it has removed 8000 fuel rods from the Yongbyon reactor as it bolsters its nuclear arsenal. Officials note inspectors were expelled in 2002 making verification impossible. The claim follows hints of a possible nuclear test and calls for six-nation talks amid U.S. China diplomacy.
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