Vatican rebukes U.S. Catholic sex abuse policy push
Vatican rejects elements of the tougher U S bishops policy on clergy abuse warning American prelates to balance reforms with due process protections. Vatican officials say the plan is not killed but may be revised as a joint U S Vatican commission works to resolve objections amid ongoing crisis.
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Holy See
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Robert Silva
National Federation of Priests’ Councils
Silva
Wilton Gregory
Archdiocese of Boston
Kuwaiti Teen Held Over Explosive Car Near U.S. Towers
A 17 year old was arrested near the Alia and Ghalia towers in Fintas about 25 kilometers south of Kuwait City after police found 10 gasoline filled bottles with fuses in his car. He had said orders came from Pakistan but officials cited he led officers to his vehicle. No disruptions occurred and residents remained calm at the building complex housing U.S. personnel.
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U.S
Kuwait City
Alia and
Ghalia
Fintas
Interior Ministry
Pakistan
Suspicious Sneakers Prompt Delta Plane Evacuation
A Delta Air Lines plane was evacuated at Logan International Airport after a crew member heard a beeping noise from sneakers in an overhead bin. TSA confirmed no explosives. plane was searched and cleared. First class passengers were boarding Flight 505 to Atlanta when the incident occurred.
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Delta Air Lines
Phil Orlandella
Massport
Logan International Airport
Atlanta
Heather Rosenker
Transportation Security Administration Us
Butler's trial restarts with new jury in Diana case
The theft trial of Diana's former butler resumes in London with a new jury after a judge order suppresses some evidence to protect William and Harry. Burrell, 44, denies three charges of stealing more than 300 items from Diana and other royals between 1997 and 1998 at Kensington Palace.
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Diana
William
Harry
Anne Rafferty
Burrell
Prince Charles
Prince William
Kensington Palace
Pakistan pledges border troop withdrawal amid stand down
Pakistan and India vow to pull back hundreds of thousands of troops from the 2000 kilometre border, launching phased withdrawals after a high level meeting led by President Musharraf. Washington welcomed the move as both sides prepare to redeploy to peacetime locations.
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Pakistan
India
Washington
Foreign Ministry
Pervez Musharraf
Kilimanjaro Snow Cap Faces Vanishing Record Ice Loss
Scientists warn Kilimanjaro’s 11 000 year old snow cap may vanish by 2020 due to an approximate one degree warming since 2000. Lonnie Thompson of Ohio State cites 80 percent ice loss over a century, threatening water supply in Tanzanian rivers and tourism revenue.
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Mount Kilimanjaro
Africa
Lonnie Thompson
Ohio State University
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Thompson
Science
Tanzania
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