West Bank governor held by militants in Jenin incident
Palestinian militants from Al Aqsa Martyrs Brigade seized Jenin governor Haider Irsheid for five hours before releasing him after a call from Arafat’s office. Zubeydi blamed Irsheid for collabo rating with Israel and vowed mediation. Dahlan's office announced a Gaza security push.
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Fatah Movement
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Associated Press
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London death of weapons expert shocks Blair Iraq war position
British biological weapons expert David Kelly killed himself near Oxford, authorities say. Police found no foul play after Kelly, once an UN arms inspector, faced a media government clash over Iraq WMD claims. His family cited intolerable life, while Blair faced calls to resign amid the crisis.
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Iraq
David Kelly
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Japan
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Rebels seize Monrovia as Taylor vows street battles
Rebels push into Monrovia sparking chaos as tens of thousands flee downtown while warlord President Charles Taylor vows to fight street by street until rebels are defeated. He says he will not desert his people, awaiting asylum in Nigeria after peacekeepers arrive.
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Liberia
Charles Taylor
Associated Press
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U.S
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Plane crash near Rabbit Ears Pass kills three and sparks wildfire
A single engine plane crashed near Rabbit Ears Pass about 90 miles northwest of Denver, killing three people and starting a wildfire that delayed investigators. Routt County Sheriff John Warner said a helicopter spotted two bodies from the air, with the third found after the fire was extinguished. The tail number was unreadable and officials were identifying the plane with engine numbers and FAA help. No missing flights were reported.
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Rabbit Ears Pass
Routt County
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Federal Aviation Administration
FBI under fire in race bias suit by Arabic interpreter
A high ranking Arab American FBI agent, Bassem Youssef, sues the bureau in Washington DC alleging racial discrimination for being excluded from 9 11 investigations. He claims he was the only Arabic speaking polygrapher with regional counterterrorism experience kept from major hijacking probe work while lesser qualified non Arabs were assigned. The suit, filed on Friday in DC federal court, seeks redress for limited involvement.
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Bassem Youssef
Saudi Arabia
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Judge Seizes Iraqi Funds for Gulf War POWs Compensation
A U S district judge ordered over 650 million dollars from Iraqi assets held in New York to be set aside for compensation to 17 American Gulf War prisoners of war. The 10 day restraining order restricts about half of the 1.4 billion remaining, with transfers to Baghdad unaffected.
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