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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 2002

Page

8

Afghans’ exiled king to depart Rome after 29 years

Mohammad Zaher Shah, 87, leaves Rome aboard an Italian plane with interim leader Hamid Karzai and six ministers. He has no plans to restore the monarchy, but many Afghans expect him to serve as a unifying figure as Afghanistan ends decades of war and division.

Rome Afghanistan Mohammad Zaher Shah Hamid Karzai

U S aids probe into airliner crash near Busan

U S experts interviewed the pilot and inspected the crash site in KIMHAE South Korea as part of a three nation investigation into Air China Flight 166 that crashed in rain and fog killing 126 of 166 aboard. Thirty eight survived and two are listed as missing. The jet involved was an American built Boeing 767 200. China joined South Korean officials in the investigation in Busan on the southeast coast.

Kimhae South Korea Air China Busan China

Philippine military closing in on hostages

The Philippine military said the rescue of an American missionary couple from Kansas is very high probability as troops close in on Abu Sayyaf extremists. General Teofilo de Los Santos cited the weekend surrender of 18 rebels as proof the group is on the run and running short of food.

Zamboanga Philippines Kansas Abu Sayyaf Teofilo de Los Santos

Powell says Israel to withdraw from West Bank within a week

Secretary of State Colin Powell said Israel promised to withdraw troops from the West Bank within a week after a 10 day peace mission. He urged Yasser Arafat to do more against terrorism while noting Israel's siege of Ramallah and a wind down of military operations as a step toward renewed peace talks. Powell travels on to Egypt and will be replaced by Tenet, Zinni, and Burns to push security and negotiations. Arafat appealed to the international community for help as Israeli gunners and tanks keep him confined.

Powell Egypt CIA Geroge Tenet U.S Anthony Zinni William Burns Israel Ramallah Palestinian Authority West Bank Arafat Bush Administration Ariel Sharon Sharon Washington

Israelis Move Into Palestinian Jerusalem Neighborhood

Israeli troops swept through a Palestinian neighborhood in Jerusalem and two West Bank villages, detaining suspects as Secretary Powell wrapped up his truce mission without signs of a breakthrough. Arafat condemned the incursions and urged immediate withdrawal, while Powell pressed for surrender help and access to Bethlehem’s Church of the Nativity.

West Bank Arafat Powell Israel Bethlehem Church of the Nativity

Eastwood Named to California Park Commission

Gov. Gray Davis appointed actor Clint Eastwood to the California Park and Recreation Commission. The Senate Rules Committee approved the nomination on Monday, sending it to the full Senate for final confirmation. Eastwood, former Carmel mayor, was named last November.

Sacramento Calif Gray Davis Clint Eastwood State Park and Recreation Commission Senate Davis Eastwood Carmel

American Soldier Shot in Kandahar Drive By Incident

An American soldier was shot in the face during a drive by shooting on a crowded Kandahar street near the governor's mansion. The soldier, unnamed, is in stable condition at a U.S. base hospital and will be transferred to another facility. An Afghan bystander was slightly wounded. Afghan police cordoned off the area as officials classify the event a drive by shooting.

Kandahar Afghanistan U.S Marine Corps Ralph Mills U.S. Central Command Tampa Fla Mills Daood Davod

CBS anchor resigns after 17 years on morning show

After two and a half years as anchor of The Early Show on CBS, the longtime morning news host who has led the program for 17 years will resign. In Ireland, the peace effort advances as authorities report further disarmament of weapons by the involved group.

Ireland CBS

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