Funeral marches as two gunmen buried in West Bank
Thousands of Palestinians attended the funeral in Tulkarem for Raed Karmi and another gunman killed in the Israeli helicopter strike. Karmi, blamed for Israeli killings this year, led a crowd vowing armed struggle while regional talks on a truce remained unsettled and Peres planned meetings with Arafat.
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U.S. State Department
Richard Boucher
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State Department
Arafat
Peres
Erez
Cairo
Labor Party
Sharon
Avraham Burg
Binyamin Ben-Eliezer
Burg
Tel Aviv
Peru to urge restart of U S drug interdiction flights
Peru plans to press Secretary Powell in Lima to clarify when aerial interdiction flights could resume after the April 20 downing of a missionary plane. The meeting, tied to a OAS assembly, follows a joint investigation citing errors in communications and translation as factors in the tragedy.
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Colin Powell
Powell
Organization of American States
Diego Garcia Sagan
Veronica Bowers
Charity
Jorge Kish
Colombia
U.S
Rand Beers
Abraham Ramirez
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Beers
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Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement
U.S. Congress
Bush Administration
Morris Busby
Andres Pastrana
Washington
Medellin
Cali
Milosevic Rejects U.N. Appointed Lawyers for Hague Trial
Belgrade, Yugoslavia AP Milosevic refuses to recognize a trio of court appointed lawyers from Britain, Yugoslavia, and the Netherlands. He says any contact makes them accomplices in a staged political process. The tribunal says the lawyers exist as friends of the court to safeguard his rights.
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