Palestinians wary of talk of provisional state
Palestinian officials dismissed a Bush era proposal for a provisional state as they demand a firm timetable for full sovereignty over lands captured in 1967. Israeli forces raided Jenin and Tulkarem late Friday into Saturday, firing warning shots and destroying four workshops. no arrests reported. Aide Abu Adeneh said no official word on Washington's plan, while Erekat warned a state requires full sovereignty after Israeli withdrawal to 1967 borders. In Gaza, a car packed with explosives near Elei Sinai was destroyed by tank fire.
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Thirteen Die As Bus Crashes In Central Korea
Thirteen passengers including two foreigners were killed when a bus hit a truck on a central South Korea highway near Ockchon southeast of Seoul. Eleven others died were South Koreans and several were injured. It was unclear if World Cup tourists were among the passengers.
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Remote control theory eyed in Karachi blast
Investigators weigh a remote controlled bomb hidden in a driver's education car as the cause of the deadly attack outside the U S consulate in Karachi. Ten killed and 45 injured as officials revise death tolls and seek certainty amid a claimed responsibility by an unknown group.
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Crews push back blaze near Denver area
Firefighters dug trenches and searched burned terrain along the southern edge of a 102000 acre forest fire southwest of Denver. About 5300 residents stayed out, 1800 firefighters aided by slurry bombers and helicopters fought the blaze, now 30 percent contained as winds threaten the northern flank near Lake George.
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Florida man tied to terrorism group arrested in Florida
Adham A. Hassoun 40, listed as Florida agent for Benevolence International Foundation, was arrested on an immigration violation and held at Krome Detention Center. Investigators tied to a federal probe noted the Chicago group faces terrorism funding charges. Hassoun and Jose Padilla, linked to al Muhajir, were described as acquaintances who attended Fort Lauderdale’s Al-Iman mosque.
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