Hair on duct tape in Aruba not Natalee Hol_lloway
The FBI said strands of blond hair found on duct tape on Aruba did not belong to Natalee Holloway. Genetic tests at the FBI lab in Quantico confirmed the hair is not the missing 18-year-old, last seen May 30. A park ranger found the tape July 17 on Aruba’s northeast coast.
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Ten Dead in India Oil Platform Fire Near Bombay
Ten people confirmed dead and several missing after a massive fire on an oil platform in India's biggest oil field off Bombay. Navy ships and helicopters rescued 367 survivors as monsoon rains and floods worsen, with widespread casualties in Mumbai and surrounding areas.
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IRA abandons violence to disarm in Northern Ireland peace move
The Irish Republican Army renounces armed campaign against British rule and says it will disarm, signaling a historic turn toward peace. Sinn Fein leader Ge Adams notes end of self-declared war as Blair and others hail the move amid decades of conflict and international pressure.
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US envoy hopes for joint principles draft in North Korea talks
U S assistant secretary of state Christopher Hill pressed for a drafted statement of agreed principles after a long bilateral session with North Korea’s Kim Kye Gwan during six nation talks. With no set deadline, officials warn against expectations of a breakthrough though momentum and deeper dialogue are noted.
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Police say terror cells still active in London crackdown
London police chief Sir Ian Blair warned sleeper cells remain dangerous as thousands of officers flood the transit system. Authorities arrested nine new suspects in Britain and interrogated a bomber from the July 21 attacks while a suspect linked to the July bombings crossed from Zimbabwe. Police have 20 in custody and hunt three more men, amid Britain’s largest police operation since World War II.
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