Bombing disrupts Mideast peace push at White House
A suicide attack on a crowded pool hall in Rishon Letzion near Tel Aviv killed at least 15 as President Bush and Prime Minister Sharon pressed for a Palestinian state. The bombing undermines stalled peace talks while Bush and Sharon urged reforms by Yasser Arafat and the Palestinian Authority.
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Expo Decision Pending Across Cities
Announcement of the selection is forthcoming in each city and is expected within 15 days.
Disturbance At County Jail Prompt Investigation
Officials described a disturbance at the county jail with no serious injuries reported and an investigation underway. Inmates possibly facing charges were not ruled out, and about 1500 dollars in damage was noted as a fire or window-breaking attempt occurred near a cell block. The incident report will become public once completed.
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Mother Mary Francis Finds Fulfillment in Cloister Life
The abbess of a Poor Clares monastery reflects on her unique vocation, writing a book about cloistered life and winning a 2002 Pro Fidelitate et Virtute Award. She explains vows, joy in prayer, and serving world suffering while guiding sisters through daily work and shared contemplation.
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Richardson lays out education and tax overhaul agenda
Richardson argues youth competitiveness and promises major tax changes if elected governor. He pledges personal income tax cuts, possible repeal of gross receipts tax on doctors, and health system review. He stresses expert-driven decisions and cabinet professionals, and vows to serve a full four-year term.
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Mailbox bombs injure six in multi state spree
Six people were hurt, none seriously, by hazardous devices found in mailboxes across Illinois, Iowa, Nebraska, Colorado and Texas. Delores Werling, 70, sustained cuts from shrapnel to her hands and face. The FBI centers its probe in Omaha as investigators link notes and a UW Milwaukee style letter signed with Luke Helder’s name to the attacks. Helder, a UW Stout student, faces questions as authorities trace a seven page letter and a cellphone relay to southern Utah.
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