Geneva Accord Prompts Hope for Israeli Palestinian Peace
Israelis and Palestinians join Nobel winners for a Geneva Accord ceremony aimed at guiding both peoples out of conflict. The plan envisions a Palestinian state based on pre 1967 borders with partial Jerusalem sovereignty and dismantling most West Bank and Gaza settlements. Leaders express cautious support and concern amid opposition from Ariel Sharon and Palestinian militants.
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UN security guard found dead in New York
UN security officer Michael Holton, 41, was found with a gunshot wound in a third floor lounge at UN headquarters in New York. Police and FBI investigated. a police source said it appeared to be a self-inflicted death. Holton, a 16 year UN veteran from West Sayville, was married with two children.
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Cincinnati Police Death Probe After Nightstick Attack
Nathaniel Jones, a 41 year old Black man, died after police used nightsticks during an arrest. The mayor said video showed officers acting in self defense while activists call it police brutality. An investigation is underway into the circumstances surrounding the death and prior unrest in 2001.
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Pineapple truck crash kills 17 in Araua Brazil
A truck laden with pineapples plowed into a Roman Catholic procession in Araua killing 17 worshippers including a pregnant woman and injuring 10. The driver abandoned the vehicle and fled, police said. The crash occurred Sunday evening as about 40 parishioners participated in the procession 1,600 kilometers north of Sao Paulo.
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Seven year old punished for remarks about gay mother
A Louisiana second grader was scolded and made to write I will never use the word gay in school again after telling a classmate his mother is a lesbian. The ACLU calls for removal of the incident from his file and a school apology to Marcus McLaurin and his mother Sharon Huff.
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