Zimbabwe detains U S cargo plane at Harare airport
Zimbabwean authorities seized a U S registered Boeing 727 100 cargo plane at Harare airport after owners allegedly declared false cargo and crew. The plane carried 64 suspected mercenaries and military equipment. U S Embassy says it was not informed and seeks details amid ongoing tensions with Mugabe regime.
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Army denies capturing bin Laden aide son in raid
Pakistan's army rejected reports that Khalid al Zawahri, son of al Qaeda second in command Ayman al Zawahri, was captured in the Feb raid near Afghanistan. Spokesman Gen. Shaukat Sultan said none of 24 detainees was a high‑profile figure and al Zawahri's son was not among those arrested.
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Protesters Arrested At Syrian Human Rights Sit In
Syria police broke up a rare protest by about 20 human rights advocates outside Parliament on the 41st anniversary of the ruling party accession. Witnesses saw several protesters seized in buses as security tore down a banner calling for freedom for prisoners of opinion and conscience.
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Five Britons to be sent home from Guantanamo Bay
Five British prisoners at Guantanamo Bay, part of nine UK nationals held there, will be returned to Britain within 24 hours. Officials say prosecutors will decide charges, but experts doubt charges will be pursued. Families argue the men were mistakenly detained during the war on terror.
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UCLA Acknowledges Cadaver Part Sales Probe
UCLA officials admit parts from donated bodies were sold for research and vow program reforms. Plaintiffs seek injunction as families accuse director Henry Reid and an associate of illegal sales. Reid faces grand theft charges while a middleman, Ernest Nelson, claims involvement by multiple UCLA staff.
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Bed For You ad warns students about binge drinking
Panama City Beach Florida AP The American Medical Association campaign uses a Budweiser slogan parody showing an ER and warning spring-break revelers This bed s for you urges restraint to avoid auto wrecks and rape The measure runs this month in eight college newspapers including Florida State Northwestern LSU Georgia Tech Delaware Vermont Iowa and Wisconsin
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International Women's Day protests and calls for change
Nobel laureate Shirin Ebadi said governments in the Islamic world hinder political change by not fully respecting women's rights. U N Secretary General Kofi Annan warned HIV AIDS risks rise for women, urging action. Protests mark the day in Baghdad Dhaka and other cities as Pakistan Afghanistan and Russia note varied progress for women in rights and education.
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Dhaka
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