Deadly storms sweep across Texas report
Powerful thunderstorms lashed Texas wrecking a hangar complex and damaging at least 10 planes while cutting power to thousands. Four people died in a weather related van and pickup crash near Fort Worth. the truck driver was hospitalized. In Austin, downed lines and fallen trees halted traffic for hours, police said.
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Internet infection spreads rapidly across networks
Washington AP reports a virus like infection spreading quickly across the Internet causing computers to restart and launching an electronic attack on Microsoft. Researchers noted tens of thousands of infections in universities, businesses, and homes, with Microsoft offering a free patch to protect Windows users.
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U.S
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Alphabet lottery sets recall ballot order in California
Californians will see a recall ballot on October 7 with up to 250 candidates. Jeff Rainforth of the Reform Party initially claimed top billing after his name appeared first alphabetically among governors, but a Keno-style letter draw and a revised alphabet order determined by the official system reshuffles contenders, placing David Laughing Horse Robinson ahead due to the new rule.
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Defense team examines Laci Peterson body samples
Scott Peterson defense experts led by Henry Lee collected tissue from Laci Peterson and her unborn son. Dr Cyril Wecht joined the examination, previously linked to Kennedy and Elvis cases, as Mark Geragos spoke despite a gag order about the ongoing test work in Martinez California.
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Two Bomb Attacks Kill Israelis in Rosh Haayin and Ariel
In separate bombings, a man blew up at a Rosh Haayin shopping center killing the bomber and a bystander while injuring nine, and another blast at an Ariel bus stop killed an 18 year old Israeli recruit and wounded two others. The attacks, claimed by Hamas and Fatah followers, violate a tenuous cease fire and threaten a wider conflict. Israeli Prime Minister Sharon warned of action if terrorism does not cease, while U S envoy Burns prepared to meet.
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West Bank
Ariel Sharon
Sharon
State Department
William Burns
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Yasser Arafat
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Nablus
Palestinian Authority
Mahmoud Abbas
Tel Aviv
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Iraq to reopen Basra airport and resume flights
Iraqs interim government announced plans to reopen Basra airport by months end and has approved flights by at least six foreign carriers. In northern Baghdad a fuel pipeline fire caused a large smoke plume. the cause was unknown. Guerrillas wounded three US soldiers and a raid near the Iranian border failed to capture a top fugitive. International flights to Iraq have been suspended since 1991.
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Nicole Thompson
Thompson
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Al-Jaafari
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U.S
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