American paratrooper killed six wounded in Fallujah clash
In Fallujah a U S patrol from the 82nd Airborne was attacked by insurgents with a bomb and small arms fire. One American paratrooper was killed and six others wounded. Two civilians, an Iraqi and a Syrian truck driver, died in the fighting as U S forces detained several Iraqis.
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Sistani warns Iraq of grave problems from gun proliferation
Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani says widespread firearms threaten stability and links clashes between his followers and a radical cleric to weak U.S.-backed authorities. He also opposes delaying elections for delegates to draft a new constitution, urging a general vote despite U.S. push for quicker selection.
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Israeli airstrikes kill 10 in Gaza camp attack
In Gaza a day of heavy bombing by Israeli planes and helicopters killed 10 Palestinians, including seven in a refugee camp where a car was destroyed, and wounded about 100. Hamas and Islamic Jihad threats followed as U.S. officials noted travel advisories and a regional peace monitor headed by John Wolf unlikely to return soon.
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North Korea Nuclear Impasse Dominates Asian Summit
At a 21 nation APEC meeting in Bangkok leaders debated security and trade as North Korea fired an anti-ship missile. President Bush pressed a five nation security pledge while negotiators were told to revive global trade talks and curb weapons production.
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Muhammad Defends Self in Virginia Beach Murder Trial
John Allen Muhammad asks a witness if he has seen him shoot anyone as he serves as his own attorney in the Virginia Beach Circuit Court murder trial. He delivered a rambling opening statement after winning the right to represent himself.
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College student charged after hiding box cutters on two airliners
Nathaniel Heatwole 20 a Guilford College junior admitted placing banned items aboard two Southwest flights as civil disobedience. He was charged with taking a dangerous weapon aboard an aircraft and released without bail for a Nov. 10 preliminary hearing.
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