Hamas Open to Participating in Planned Palestinian Elections
Hamas signals possible fielding of candidates in upcoming Palestinian elections while insisting on conditions and continuing attacks on Israeli civilians. The group remains the second most popular among Palestinians after Fatah and rejects Oslo peace terms. Analysts warn that Hamas fielding parliament candidates would stall the peace process.
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Former FBI informant denies 64 report on church bombing
A former FBI informant testified she never told the agency she saw Bobby Cherry plant the bomb at the Sixteenth Street Baptist Church and denied a 1964 report claiming she witnessed Cherry with Klan suspects near the church. The case centers on Cherry’s alleged role in the 1963 bombing that killed four girls in Birmingham.
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SEC Chairman Pitt met Xerox chief amid ongoing probe
SEC Chairman Harvey Pitt met Xerox chairman privately in December while Xerox faced an SEC accounting fraud probe. A company spokeswoman confirmed the meeting, following public criticism of Pitt's earlier April talk with KPMG's head, whose audits are under SEC review.
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Florida Study Shows 425000 NYC PTSD Patients
A Florida based study reports that 425000 New Yorkers have experienced post traumatic stress disorder since the September 11 attacks. The second wave of surveys from January and February covers residents citywide. Symptoms include nightmares anxiety and irritability.
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Washington women Everest team halted just short of summit
The five American climbers Alison Levine Kim Clark Lynn Prebble Jody Thompson attempted to become the first all woman team to scale Everest but severe health issues and weather forced a retreat 285 feet below the summit. Midge Cross also stopped for health reasons a day earlier. Expedition leader Eric Simonson stated everything was fine before the distress call.
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Priest Resignation Call Over Church Computer Porn Reports
Nebraska Archbishop Elden Curtiss discussed with Linda Hammond, a Sacred Heart kindergarten teacher, after she reported a priest used a church computer to view child pornography online. Hammond did not resign, while Madison County Attorney Joe Smith weighed potential charges.
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