Russia admits crashes were most likely terror
A Russian official said terrorism was the main theory for two jetliners crashing minutes apart. He noted flight recorders shut off abruptly with no warning, a sign U.S. experts called strong evidence of explosions. Officials cited limited cockpit data and ongoing investigations with no confirmed cause.
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Moscow
Russia
Vladimir Yakovlev
Itar-Tass
U.S
Igor Levitin
Sibir Airlines
Domodedovo
Chechnya
Ruben Suryaninov
Natalia Kozhelupova
Yakovlev
State Run First Channel
Sistani brokers peace deal in Najaf amid Shiite militia pullback
The Najaf and Kufa standoff ends with al-Sadr's Mahdi Army allowed to leave unmolested, while thousands of Shiite pilgrims will enter Najaf to visit Imam Ali shrine. Ayatollah Sistani's mediation highlights his influence over Iraq's Shiites and the fragile peace amid U.S. presence.
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Kufa
Baghad
al-Sadr
Mahdi Army
U.S
Sistani
Imam Ali
Muqtada Sadr
Ayatollah
Ali Sistani
Pall Setanis
Hamed Afaf
Iraq
Dawood
Sadr
Basra
Britain
Lawrence water ranked low in Organic Style survey
Organic Style ranked Lawrence water 19th of 25 in a national survey of city water quality. The score blends data from five Douglas County utilities with 2003 and 2004 reports, showing 18 contaminants but attributing the ranking to a small, composite sample. Officials defend water safety despite citizen concerns.
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Benjamin
Lawrence
Eugene
Ore
Weinhold
Douglas County
Kansas University
Baldwin, Eudora
Kaw River
City of Lawrence
Shari Stamer
EPA
Shane Merrifield
Community Mercantile
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Kansas
Carpet Care
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