Dolphins Deployed by US Navy in Persian Gulf
The U S Navy has deployed trained dolphins in the Persian Gulf to protect coalition ships and piers from threats. Lt Josh Frey of the 5th Fleet said the dolphins detect swimmers or divers and alert handlers. Officials declined to disclose numbers or deployment timing for security reasons.
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Liberia's warlord Charles Taylor heads into exile
Charles Taylor vowed I will be back as he fled Monrovia for Abuja after resigning the presidency. U.S. warships watched from offshore while Liberians, ragged and hopeful, hailed the transition under new president Moses Blah and his handover to exile in Nigeria.
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Rebuilding Iraq costs may reach six hundred billion
U.S. postwar Iraq rebuilding and security could top 600 billion, with Bremer saying electrical grid and water repairs alone run 13 and 16 billion. Administration offers few firm projections, drawing criticism from lawmakers as defense costs continue to mount and deficits grow.
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Coalition raids northeast Iraq fail to seize inner circle member
American troops swooped into Ain Salin by Black Hawks in search of a top Saddam aide on the U S 55 most wanted list. They captured about 70 suspects then retreated. North of Baghdad three U S soldiers were wounded in a grenade attack while a patrol was ambushed near Tikrit. A U S military policeman was killed Sunday at a police station near Baqouba.
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Sharon corruption inquiries gain momentum in Israel
In Jerusalem, corruption probes into Prime Minister Ariel Sharon intensify, raising the faint possibility of resignation. Polls show two thirds doubt his honesty, while many urge him to stay. Investigations center on a 1999 campaign loan and a Greek real estate deal. Gilad Sharon also under inquiry.
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