Three men arrested in consulate bombings in Karachi
Pakistani paramilitary forces raid houses in Karachi and arrest three men suspected in the U.S. Consulate and Sheraton Hotel bombings that killed 11 French engineers and at least 12 Pakistanis. Guns and ammo were seized. officials blamed Lashkar-e-Jhangvi links to al Qaida.
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Communication failure cited in fatal Russia jet cargo plane collision
German air traffic controllers said a warning call to Zurich was blocked by a busy line two minutes before the crash that killed 71 people. The incident near the German Swiss border involved a Bashkirian Airlines Tu-154 and a DHL Boeing 787 over Lake Constance.
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Last fire evacuees return home in Arizona
The final 30 000 evacuees return as Phoenix area towns resume life after the wildfire. Firefighters scale back to mopping up embers and land rehabilitation begins with seeding, while authorities tally 467 homes destroyed and 28 million in damage. The two blazes merged on June 23 forming a 50 mile wide wall. a part time firefighter faces arson charges.
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Floods force evacuations in Ogallala Nebraska
In Ogallala Nebraska up to four feet of flood water evacuates at least 65 mobile homes after ten inches of rain. Gov. Mike Johanns surveys damage noting it is worse than expected as roads wash out and a fatal crash occurs. Evacuated residents return briefly to collect belongings while utilities are checked and homes inspected.
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President Bush Plays One More Round Before Washington Trip
President Bush ends a Maine golf round in mist and heads back to Washington for a week of ceremonies and political challenges. He delays talking about corporate scandals, plans to address wrongdoing on Wall Street Tuesday, and emphasizes accountability and economy confidence.
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