Sharon rules out talks with Palestinians after Ashdod bombing
Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon declared there will be no political negotiations with the Palestinians after the Ashdod bombing that killed 10 Israelis. He said Palestinian leaders have shown no courage to fight terrorism, undermining a potential restart of the road map peace plan and a planned summit with Ahmed Qurei. The Bush administration signaled the need to consider recent events while supporting a possible Sharon Qurei meeting.
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Three U S Civilians Killed in Iraq Drive By Shooting
In Mosul a drive by shooting killed three American civilians and wounded two. Officials report one man and two women died. two wounded were men. The victims were in a car on Mosul's eastern side. No identities or employers given. In Kirkuk an Arab city council member and bodyguard were gunned down.
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Moscow Manezh Fire Kills Two Firefighters, To Be Restored
Moscow officials vow to restore the Man ezh exhibition hall after a Sunday night fire gutted the 1817 building near Red Square. Two firefighters died when the attic collapsed during the blaze. Prosecutors opened a criminal investigation, while officials cited a likely short circuit and ruled out terrorism or arson.
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EU antitrust ruling nears in Microsoft case
In Brussels the EU antitrust chief gains backing for a potential ruling that could force Microsoft to strip Windows of a lucrative component and open up code. Aimed to curb interoperability limits, the decision could trigger a global impact and fines up to three billion dollars if Microsoft resists.
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Jim Desler
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Aristide Returns to Caribbean as Haiti Suspects Diplomatic Ties
Aristide lands in Jamaica after exile in Central Africa, provoking Haiti to recall its ambassador and suspend ties. A U.S. Marine is wounded in Port au Prince as U.S. peacekeepers face resistance. Latortue’s government halts Jamaica relations amid mounting protests backing the former president.
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