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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 2005

Page

5

Iraq PM says parts unsafe for elections plan

Prime Minister Ayad Allawi warned that some areas in Iraq will be too unsafe for the January 30 vote while boosting the army from 100 000 to 150 000 troops with new weaponry. Insurgent attacks killed at least 13 Iraqis, including two bombings, as Kirkuk Beiji Beiji pipeline blasts and an assassination of Baghdad s deputy police chief raised security fears.

Baghdad Iraq Ayad Allawi Allawi Constitutional Assembly Anbar Mosul U.S Yussifiyah Dawoud al-Taie Tikrit Neal O'Brien Kirkuk Beiji Northern Oil Co Zegheitoun Al-Qaida Abu Musab al-Zarqawi Pentagon Republican Army Wasit Kut Numaniyah Suwaiyra

Britons at Guantanamo to be handed to UK soon

The last four British detainees at Guantanamo Bay will be released within weeks and handed over to British authorities after talks between the United States and Britain. They are Moazzam Begg, Feroz Abbasi, Martin Mubanga and Richard Belmat.

Guantanamo Bay London Jack Straw Australia Guantanamo United States Washington Tony Blair Bush Straw House of Commons U.K Crown Prosecution Service Britain Moazzam Begg Feroz Abbasi Martin Mubanga Richard Belmat U.S Cuba Afghanistan Begg Bagram Abbasi Uganda Kunduz Finsbury Park Richard Reid al- Qaida Mubanga Zambia Belmar

Bush invites Abbas to White House amid peace push

President Bush offered to meet Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas at the White House and congratulated him by phone. Bush expressed hope for a future where Abbas and Israel's leaders can declare peace, while underscoring the need to combat terror and build a security framework. He invited Abbas to visit when appropriate, with no date set.

Bush Abbas White House Washington Mahmoud Abbas Yasser Arafat Israel Scott McClellan West Bank Tony Blair Ramallah London U.S Palestinian Authority Arafat Ariel Sharon Aqaba Jordan Dennis B. Ross Ross Washington Institute For Near East Policy State Department Zbigniew Brzezinski Jerusalem Oval Office Abu Mazen Sharon

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