Five Sailors Rescued After Fire and Distress at Sea Off England
Five sailors on the 60-foot Ketch Inis Mil faced flooding and ditched flares to signal help. After burning their craft and drifting for eight days, they located cell service off southwest England. Rescue by coast guard helicopter airlifted the Britons, Australian, German and Frenchwoman to hospital with hypothermia and hunger but no serious injuries.
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Decapitation suspect freed after bail cut in Georgia
In Marietta Georgia John Kemper Hutcherson 21 was released after his bail dropped from 100000 to 50000 on charges tied to a drunk driving crash that decapitated 23 year old Francis Daniel Brohm who was leaning from a window In the crash Hutcherson drove 12 miles home slept in clothes and left the headless body in his truck until a neighbor found it next day police said
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John Kemper Hutcherson
Francis Daniel Brohm
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Population Fund says rich nations miss trillions for health aid
The United Nations Population Fund reports wealthy countries remain billions short of funding promises for reproductive health and women's status. Progress since Cairo 1994 is uneven, with the 2015 target for universal reproductive health care requiring a large new cash infusion.
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Cairo
Egypt
U.N. Population Fund
Harvey named for Army post
President Bush nominated Francis Harvey a defense industry engineer and Duratek vice chairman to be secretary of the Army to replace Thomas White who resigned after clashes with Defense Secretary Rumsfeld. Israel rejects the road map while Sharon pursues unilateral disengagement as 10 Palestinians die in West Bank confrontations.
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Ariel Sharon
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Chechen Bombers Bribed Onboard Two Planes
Two Chechen women suspected of bombing two Russian passenger jets bribed at least one airline employee to board despite tickets. An intermediary collected bribes totaling 34 dollars to help one bomber board a Sibir flight two minutes before check in closed, and to aid the other on a Volga-Avia express flight. Both intermediaries and the Sibir employee were arrested. The planes crashed after takeoff from Moscow Domodedovo, killing 90. Explosions were confirmed in cabin areas by lab tests and flight data. The women, accompanied by two others, were detained then released by police before the flights.
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