Hebron Pact Clears Israeli and Palestinian Cabinets
Israel and the Palestinian leadership won Cabinet approvals for a peace deal to pull Israeli troops from most of Hebron and much of the West Bank. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faced dissent from hard liners, while U.S. guarantees and future parliamentary debate shaped the delicate accord.
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Two charged in leaking JonBenet Ramsey crime-scene photos
Lawrence Smuth, a Photo Craft Labs employee, and Brett Sawyer, former Boulder County deputy, were arrested on theft and obstructing government operations charges for leaking crime-scene images of JonBenet Ramsey. The Globe bought five photos for 5500 dollars. Smuth received 200.
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Boy charged in stepdad death in Virginia
In Gretna Virginia an 8 year old boy was charged with murder in the beating death of his stepfather 55 year old Bernard Rosser Jr a probation officer found dead December 19 The Roanoke Times cited two unnamed sources but authorities would not confirm the report A closed court hearing was held Tuesday with the boy s mother declining comment State law seals juvenile files and judges will decide if he is tried as a juvenile or as an adult.
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Boeing ordered to modify 737 rudders for safety
The government orders changes to Boeing 737 rudders after deadly crashes in Colorado and Pennsylvania. Gore announces Boeing will cover most costs, FAA to issue directives, and pilots receive extra training to handle unexpected rolls.
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al Gore
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U S finds lost pensioners
The PBGC, after a December start, located 275 missing pensioners owed about 1.15 million dollars in retirement benefits. The search spans 41 states, 115 companies, with amounts from 6 to 66 000 dollars, aided by an Internet directory used over 88 500 times and a toll free line.
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Explosions Hit Atlanta Abortion Clinic Building
Two blasts struck a building housing the Atlanta Northside Family Planning Services an hour apart, damaging two cars and injuring a federal agent at the first scene. Police said the clinic likely was targeted and a BATF agent received treatment after the second explosion. Police and witnesses described a bright flash debris and shaken offices. Mayor Campbell ordered extra police around abortion clinics.
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