Airline computer glitch grounds flights nationwide
Two airlines American Airlines and US Airways grounded flights coast to coast after a computer problem. FAA said it was alerted and helped keep planes on the ground. US Airways cited an internal technology problem, American reported a flight plan system malfunction grounding about 150 flights.
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Cruise ship runs aground near Unalaska causing fuel spill
The cruise ship Clipper Odyssey struck rocks in the Aleutian Islands spilling fuel from two tanks. No injuries were reported as 153 passengers and crew were transferred to other vessels and later taken to Unalaska port. The amount of spilled fuel was undetermined.
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Archbishop Hope resigns as York Archbishop to become parish priest
London Archbishop of York Dr David Hope resigns after nine years to serve as parish priest. He will step down in February and take the post as vicar of St Margaret's in Ilkley in March. No immediate replacement was announced.
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Gunmen disrupt reform conference in West Bank city
In Nablus masked gunmen from the Al Awda Brigades burst into a Fatah reform conference of more than 70 officials, firing over heads and forcing the event to break up while denouncing corruption and urging change. No injuries were reported. The incident adds to internal Palestinian tensions amid stalled statehood progress.
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Kuwait bans Fahrenheit 9/11 for Saudi royal family insult
Kuwait bans Michael Moore's Fahrenheit 9/11 claiming it insults the Saudi royal family and criticizes U.S. actions in Iraq. Abdul Aziz Bou Dastour of the Information Ministry said the law bars insults to friendly nations and that the film suggests Saudi interests align with the Bush family against Americans. The decision followed a request by Kuwait National Cinema Co, which licenses all films through state censorship. The Cannes Palme d'Or winner portrays the White House as negligent before 9/11 and accuses Bush of stoking fear to back the Iraq war. The Saudi royal family objections reference alleged flights of Saudi nationals after the attacks, a point the 9/11 commission found no evidence for before airspace reopened.
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Al-Qaida uses Iran as refuge says European investigators
European anti terror investigators report that Iran hosts al Qaida operatives suspected of plotting attacks in Europe and the Middle East and of roles in the Iraqi insurgency. They cite trains bombed in Madrid and Saudi ex-patriate compound attacks, while noting Iran’s opaque politics hinder clear ties assessment.
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