Miami police find body in trunk after pursuit
Miami-Dade Police Environmental Investigations Unit investigated an area known for illegal dumping. Two men ditched a car into a canal and fled, while officers pursued them through a Palm Springs subdivision. A body, likely in his 20s, was found in the trunk when the car was recovered. Names and cause of death were not released.
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Traffic intrudes tiny Oklahoma towns
Gore Oklahoma, population 700, sees thousands of tractor trailers, motor homes and out-of-state pickups as detours spill from a bridge collapse on Interstate 40. Drivers detour through Gore for four to six months while crews repair the Arkansas River bridge, tearing up streets and forcing tight turns beyond the town’s 30 mph design.
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Signs of pre 9 11 terror threat warned weeks before attack
In Holmdel New Jersey on Friday Assistant Attorney General Michael Chertoff said the administration had years of hints that foreign terrorists were targeting Americans though he did not claim specific information that could have prevented the Sept 11 attacks FBI Director Robert Mueller acknowledged missed clues and said investigators might have uncovered the plot with more diligent leads.
India says border with Pakistan stable amid war warning
India def min George Fernandes told AP in Singapore the border remains stable as Deputy Defense Sec Wolfowitz warned a war with Pakistan would be terrible to catastrophic. US and allies press efforts to avert conflict while prep visits by Rumsfeld and Armitage target Islamabad and New Delhi.
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Ten police hurt in Belfast clashes
Catholic and Protestant gangs clashed in east Belfast injuring ten police officers who moved in to separate the factions. Around 450 on each side fought in Short Strand with stones bricks and ball bearings as shots and home made grenades were used.
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Kerrey accused of crimes during Vietnam war by Vietnam
Vietnam’s Foreign Ministry accused former Senator Bob Kerrey of crimes during the Vietnam War in reaction to a revised memoir account. Spokeswoman Phan Thuy Thanh did not specify crimes but stressed that Kerrey’s statements cannot alter the truth. Kerrey, now president of The New School, said both sides caused damage and urged moving on.
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Colombia truce talks collapse with ELN rejection
Colombia's chief peace negotiator said truce talks with the ELN have collapsed. President Pastrana's four year term ends in August, and the peace effort now seems dashed. The ELN refused independent verification during a proposed six month cease-fire, Gomez said on Caracol radio.
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