Fallujah offensive planned as US and Iraq push insurgents back
Amid heavy fighting in Fallujah and Ramadi, US and Iraqi forces prepare a major assault to clear insurgents so January elections can proceed. Marine units and airstrikes target militant positions while civilian aid groups withdraw. Authorities report multiple casualties from car bombings in Iskandariyah and Dujail as planners assemble post siege governance for Fallujah.
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Arafat in grave condition as fears rise across region
As Yasser Arafat’s health deteriorates hospital officials and Palestinian leaders voice grave concern. Ramzi Khoury confirms he is alive but in grave condition while foes and allies await further updates. Meanwhile 1500 Palestinians rally in Qalqiliya and 500 in Balata to show support as Israeli security chiefs meet to plan responses.
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Harman dies after stairs fall at Franklin High School
Missy Harman, 2000 Franklin High School graduate and Miami University employee, died after a fall down stairs. Her mother Kim Parker said Harman had pneumonia but felt better before the incident. Harman reportedly had a seizure at hospital and died after heart fibrillation. Miami University police assist medical investigators. Family describes Harman as kind and humorous. funeral plans pending.
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Bush signals dominance as president pushes social security and tax reform
Bush portrays himself as the dominant political force in Washington, outlining aims to start on Social Security reform, curb damages in lawsuits against doctors, simplify the tax code to encourage giving and mortgage deductions, and pursue Iraq stabilization while avoiding cabinet or Supreme Court nominee speculation. He stressed duty over fun and urged colleagues to align with his priorities for action.
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Ashcroft successor chatter stirs 2008 bids and exits
Ashcroft faces criticism for detaining migrants after September 11 while Kerry promises to oust him. Rumors link former deputy Larry Thompson, Marc Racicot, Alberto Gonzalez, Rudolph Giuliani, and others to potential vacancies. Ridge may also depart, with private-sector return rumored but not confirmed. Knight Ridder Newspapers.
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