Israeli raids hit four West Bank towns in major sweep
Israeli troops raided Hebron Dura Salfit and Assira Ashmalia early today. Six Palestinian policemen died in Salfit during a gunbattle as homes were destroyed and dozens of arrests were made in what was described as the largest Palestinian raid in 15 months. In Gaza, tanks and bulldozers damaged homes and a factory with three injured. The strikes followed two days of air attacks on Palestinian Authority buildings amid a widening crisis over Yasser Arafat.
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Ariel Sharon
Israel
West Bank
Hebron
Dura
Salfit
Assira Ashmalia
Gershon Itzhak
Nablus
Gaza
Arafat
Nabil Abu Adeneh
Congress approves defense bill with large pay raise
Congress passed a 343 billion defense bill funding missile defense, authorizing a 5 percent minimum pay raise for troops and expanding housing and construction spending. The measure includes a 2003-2005 base closures plan and faced delay from opposition, with Senate and House votes of 96-2 and 382-40 respectively. Senatorial and Pentagon remarks framed the resolution as essential yet controversial amid war and economic concerns.
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House
Senate
Defense
Donald H. Rumsfeld
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Defense Department
Energy Department
Bob Stump
House Armed Services Committee
Stump
Rariz
Notice of Suit in Kansas Court for Advanta Finance Corp
Public notice dated December 14 2001 and last published December 28 2001 lists a suit in Kansas against Richard R Dorsey Kathryn A Dorsey and fantasy Doe tenants with Advanta Finance Corp named as defendants Court Number case 010195 under K S Chapter 60. Location cited Ottawa Kansas exact details partially garbled but action is a civil suit requiring pleading.
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State of
Kansas
Jon Stilington
Ottawa
District Court
Franklin County
Civil Department Bankers Trust Company of California
N.A
Richard R. Dorsey
Kathryn A. Dorsey
Om Doe
Mary Doe
Advanta Finance Corp
Bowles
Sheldon
Topping
N. Mubbeny
Bee Eared
Felton
Frankin County
India blames Pakistan for Parliament attack escalation
India accused a Pakistan based Islamic militant group of orchestrating the assault on the Parliament that killed 12 to 40 people, prompting Vajpayee to vow revenge. Foreign Minister Singh urged Pakistan to j ail leaders of Lashkar e Tayyiba and prove it does not harbor terrorists.
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Iniia
Pakistan
Jaswant Singh
Singh
K.P.S. Gill
Riffat Hussain
Quaid-e
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Kashmir
Lashkar-e-Tayyaba
Yahya Mujahid
Mujahid
U.S
Islamabad
Pervez Musharraf
Musharraf
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Yassin
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