Rebels attack FSB HQ in Grozny with grenades and guns
Rebels hit the Russian Federal Security Service headquarters in Grozny with grenades and automatic weapons early Tuesday but caused no casualties, the FSB says. Separately in Jerusalem, environmental groups condemn Israel’s plan to dump treated factory wastewater into the Mediterranean as the Kishon River cleanup begins with a bypass pipe to the sea.
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Perumarks New Year amid deadly Lima fire aftermath
Exploding rockets lit the Lima sky as Peruvians welcomed the new year despite a weekend blaze that killed 290 people and razed blocks of downtown. President Toledo urged restraint. many districts saw shorter displays and fewer celebrations. Authorities recovered 290 bodies, with only 22 identified, while mourners waited at the morgue.
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Israeli President blocked from addressing Palestinian lawmakers
President Moshe Katsav was blocked by Prime Minister Ariel Sharon from delivering a yearlong ceasefire proposal to the Palestinian parliament in Ramallah. The dispute highlights a rare public clash over gestures toward peace as U S envoy Zinni heads back to urge steps toward renewal of talks and easing Palestinian restrictions.
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India and Pakistan show thaw amid talk of dialogue
Indian Prime Minister Vajpayee says New Delhi is open to talks with Pakistan if it drops its anti India stance as both nations exchange lists of civilian nuclear sites and ease overflight bans. Musharraf and Vajpayee attend an upcoming regional summit in Nepal with limited expected talks.
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New Delhi bans honking at traffic lights
The Indian capital outlawed honking within 100 yards of traffic signals to calm crowded streets. A $2 fine applies to offenders as traffic police chief Maxwell Pereira cites horns at intersections causing confrontations amid 3.3 million vehicles on potholed roads.
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Wrinkle Cream Great Success at JCPenney
Pharmacist Robert Heldfond promotes EBS Facial Cream claiming millions of jars sold and dramatic results for women with wrinkles crow's feet and aged skin. The product functions as five creams in one and is available at JCPenney with a guarantee and a toll free number for more information.
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Argentina confronts leadership crisis after congress nomination
In Buenos Aires hundreds clash outside Congress as lawmakers nominate Sen Eduardo Duhalde to lead Argentina until the 2003 elections amid protests and fears of renewed street violence. Police deploy tear gas. no injuries reported. Concerns rise over the nation’s economic plan after interim president’s resignation.
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