Mubarak election plan seen as start to break Middle East deadlock
U S officials view Mubarak 10 point proposal on Palestinian elections as a starting step to resume talks. It calls for voting rights for East Jerusalem residents, West Bank and Gaza self rule, and involves deported insurrection leaders in outreach. Israel opposes ballots for Jerusalem residents and the PLO remains cool on a temporary framework.
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Some one at School Has AIDS guide urges no school inhumane actions
Washington AP report notes a new guide from the National Association of State Boards of Education and the CDC urges schools not to isolate AIDS patients or deny rights. It states HIV is not spread via saliva or urine and advises case by case confidentiality and no mandatory testing.
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Statewide water cooperation urged in Kansas meeting
Gov. Mike Hayden and Kansas Water Authority chairman John Baldwin urged local officials to drop regional rivalries and cooperate on water management. The session reviewed a proposed contract allowing Water Assurance District No. 1 to obtain rights to Milford and Tuttle Creek and Perry reservoirs, with a public hearing set for Oct. 20.
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Salvadoran rebels move toward talks with new government
Salvadoran rebels have dropped prior demands and agreed to start peace talks next week with President Alfredo Cristiani's government. A 48 hour cease fire from Sept 14 was announced to align with Central American independence festivities. Rebellion chief Ana Guadalupe Martinez said talks could occur in Mexico with any government named committee, while government officials cautioned the cease fire must be respected. The move follows a recent battle in northeastern El Salvador that left at least 16 soldiers dead.
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Explosion at Iraqi missile center reportedly leaves hundreds dead
The Independent cited diplomats and Middle East sources claiming a Aug. 17 blast near Al Hillah, 40 miles south of Baghdad, sparked a fire that took firefighting planes nearly a week to quell. Reported casualties ranged from hundreds to 700 bodies recovered, with Egyptian involvement in missile development alleged but details sparse.
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