IRA to resume disarmament talks in Northern Ireland
Dublin AP states the Irish Republican Army will resume talks with Northern Ireland disarmament commissioners. No date set, with conditions tied to Britain accelerating troop withdrawals and reforming the Royal Ulster Constabulary. Context centers on the 1998 peace accord and potential revival of a fragile power-sharing government.
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Parents blame fireworks in Jiangxi school blast
In Fang Lin village Jiangxi province parents of 41 victims say pupils were forced to make fireworks in class to supplement school funds. They accuse officials of lies while Premier Zhu Rongji cites a man with mental problems as a cause. Demonstrations and roadblocks followed as officials tighten control.
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Sharon takes office vows to meet Arafat for peace
On his first full day as Israel's prime minister Ariel Sharon said he would meet Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat for talks once calm and security are restored. Arafat welcomed the move in letters urging a relaunch of peace negotiations.
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Bush backs plan to move embassy to Jerusalem
President Bush remains committed to relocating the U.S. Embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, though no actions have begun. Secretary of State Powell reiterated the pledge at a House hearing, warning the move could spark broader anti American sentiment while stressing existing policy. The administration says the Jerusalem status should be resolved by Israelis and Palestinians in peace talks.
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U.S. cites possible Iraqi kickbacks in aid program
The United States said it has evidence that foreign firms may be paying illegal kickbacks to Iraq under the U.N. oil for food program. The claim follows New York Times reports of Iraqi demands for bogus fees and hidden commissions on humanitarian goods.
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Notice of Sheriff Sale in Franklin County Kansas
Notice of sale of real estate to satisfy a debt. Property at 1624 Vermont, Rantoul KS 66079, 20 acres in Franklin County. Sheriff Rex A Bowling to sell March 20 2001 at 10:00 a.m. at Ottawa courthouse steps. Attorneys for plaintiffs Shapiro Reid.
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