Bag found at Powell hotel declared harmless
A suspicious bag found at the Waldorf Astoria in New York after 10:30 p.m. was opened by water jet. Police confirmed the bag contained a guest’s belongings, the owner was questioned, and Powell had been in meetings at the hotel. Five floors were evacuated during the inquiry.
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Record gas prices predicted for April
Washington Av gas prices are forecast to rise to a record national average of 1.76 dollars per gallon in April, with regular brands averaging about 1.70 dollars through the summer. The Energy Department notes higher crude costs, demand for heating oil, and tight inventories as drivers, while West Coast prices surged to 1.93 dollars.
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Powell presses UN for disarmament plan amid war talk
Secretary of State Colin Powell urged skeptical Security Council members to back a force authorization against Iraq while signaling possible compromises to win support. He noted Iraq's limited disarmament steps, but the administration warns token moves won't suffice as Bush weighs invasion options and Russia signals potential backing for a political solution. Meanwhile the Pentagon warned Saddam Hussein plans to equip Fedayeen Saddam with US and UK look alike uniforms to foment violence.
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Forces press hunt as Bin Laden sons claimed seized
Pakistani and U S forces intensified raids along a 350 mile border with Afghanistan after Khalid Shaikh Mohammed said he met Osama bin Laden recently. Officials claimed arrests of Saad and Hamza bin Laden in southwestern Afghanistan, but U S authorities disputed any detentions.
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Earth Day Fair 2008 at Lee Richardson Zoo highlights recycling
The article notes environmental facts about recycling and energy use, then invites readers to Earth Day 2008 at the Lee Richardson Zoo in Garden City. The event on April 22 features exhibits on recycling water quality and wildlife, with Laughing Matters performing a four show Earth Science program for students.
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