Streaker greets queen on tour in Newcastle incident
A man streaked past Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip as they rode through Newcastle during the Golden Jubilee tour. Police tackled the nude attendee, who was restrained face down and covered with coats after posing for photographers.
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First Black Women to Graduate Citadel
The Citadel graduates its first black female cadets six years after opening to women. Natasha Mitchell from Tennessee says they focused on being students, not African Americans. Seven black women are among 298 cadets expected to receive diplomas, including 20 women. Nancy Mace, class of 1999, was the Citadel’s first female graduate.
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State Military College
Natasha Mitchell
Dyersburg
Tenn
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Arafat vows to stop bombing amid Bethlehem siege talks
Arafat pledged on television to order Palestinian security forces to prevent terror attacks as Hamas claimed responsibility for a death by suicide bombing that killed 15 Israelis. A possible deal to end the Bethlehem church siege emerged, with militants to depart and civilians freed, while Israeli tanks moved into Hebron. Bush called Arafat’s stance a positive sign and urged cautious Israeli action.
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Jacob Dallal
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Mohammed Madani
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Hebron
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Bush
Israel
Obesity a problem for American kids at UN summit
United States Health and Human Services Secretary Tommy Thompson warned that three times as many American children are overweight than 20 years ago. He urged global action to promote healthy behaviors while noting improvements in vaccination and poverty. The three day UN meeting, postponed from Sept 18 after the Sept 11 attacks, gathers 189 nations to discuss youth strategies.
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Tommy Thompson
New York
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Scrap Rights Bet Sparks Bold Wager Between Hank and Pete
In a tense exchange, Hank challenges Pete in a high stakes bet over Scrap Rights for three days. Pete hesitates but agrees, confident but wary of losing Kitty Moocher’s privileges. The back and forth builds suspense as the confrontation escalates.
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Faithful Dog Routine Wins Sally May's Scraps
In a yard gate confrontation Pete the Barncat and Hank plot to win Morning Scraps through a planned display of faithfulness and patience. Hank presents himself as the ideal dog, aiming to charm Sally May, while Pete faces the risk of missed meals and a lesson in psychological warfare. Next week promises Hank's appeal to Sally May and Pete's counter move.
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