EU leaders sign first constitution in Rome
In Rome at Campidoglio EU leaders signed the union's first constitution after 28 months of debate among 25 governments. Ratification faces national parliaments and possible referendums in at least nine nations, risking the 2007 timetable if any country votes no. French President Chirac called it a deepening of peace and democracy on the continent.
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Arafat Eyes Return as Gaza Leader Makes Last Stand
Arafat vows to return God willing after leaving Ramallah for Paris amid health fears. Suha and aides accompany him as Israel eases travel ban and Palestinians weigh a future without their long-time leader amid calls for unity and elections. Hamas signals possible participation.
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Ata Kheiry
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Jacques Chirac
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Imad Samara
Gaza City
Yasser Abed Rabbo
Hamas
U.S
European Union
Yossi Beilin
Tunisia
Bush Administration
Officials scrutinize Russian role in missing Iraqi explosives
A Defense official noted a March 17 image from reconnaissance shows two trucks near a bunk at Al Qaqaa but does not prove explosives were moved. Rumsfeld doubted subordinate claims of Russian help, while Moscow denied aiding Iraq. The fate of the 400,000 tons of recovered munitions remains unresolved amid Iraqi blame and Pentagon reviews.
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Larry di Rita
di Rita
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John Shaw
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Washington Times
Moscow
Baghdad
Police say dogs led to 120 pounds of marijuana hidden in vehicle
Kansas Highway Patrol and Ottawa Police report 120 pounds of marijuana recovered from a car after drug-sniffing dogs indicated presence near the back bumper and other hidden locations including floorboards, panels, and a fuel tank. No further charges against Gutierrez, marijuana to be destroyed.
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Eichorn
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Lyon County
Gutierrez
Kansas
Voters back county administrator question in election talk
Commissioners cited the November 2 vote as the defining moment while Morgan remained unpersuaded on the need for a county administrator. Dunn urged voters to decide, noting the government would change and urging public input. Dunn farms near Ottawa. Morgan works at a Wal-Mart distribution center near Pomona.
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