Militia and U.S. forces clash in Najaf clash sparks clashes
In Najaf, Muqtada al Sadr's militia fought U S and Iraqi troops in the holy city, killing at least 20 Iraqis and one U S soldier. A U S helicopter was shot down, a shrine damaged, and warplanes bombed a cemetery. Al Sadr warned of a revolution if no cease fire is honored, aiming to resume months of truces.
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Saudi Police Report Captured Riyadh's Most Wanted Terrorist
An Arab TV station said Saudi police arrested Faris Ahmed Jamaan Al Shaweel Al Zahrani in Abha, 500 miles southwest of Riyadh. The report lacked a verified source and did not confirm with Saudi officials. Since the 2003 Riyadh bombings, authorities released a list of 26 most wanted terrorists, with about half reportedly killed or captured.
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Two Climbers Missing on K2 in Northern Pakistan
Japanese rescuers join Pakistani officials in the search for two unidentified climbers who disappeared last week while attempting K2 in northern Pakistan. They reportedly lost contact with base camp and have been sending radio messages for help, heard by the Japanese team this week.
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Kerry questions Bushs delayed 9 11 response
Kerry accuses Bush of a seven minute delay leaving a Florida classroom after learning of the 9 11 attacks. He argues decisive leadership contrasts with the president and criticizes the Iraq war timeline while campaigning in St Louis with Edwards and Gephardt.
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Conjoined Twins Separated at Montefiore Hospital
After a 12 hour operation at the Children's Hospital at Montefiore Medical Center doctors separated Carl and Clarence Aguirre. Reconstructive work began and was to continue into early Thursday. Dr James T Goodrich praised the successful milestone.
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