Palestinian attack on Israeli post shatters Mideast calm
Two men in Palestinian police uniforms opened fire at an Israeli army post near Gaza, killing four soldiers before being killed. The assault endangers the fragile truce efforts as the Bush administration and international mediators press Yasser Arafat to crack down on Hamas and violence eases after months of quiet.
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Ebola forces withdrawal as Gabon towns brace for outbreak
An international WHO team pulled back from Mekambo amid security concerns while a new Ebola death was confirmed in central Gabon. The group shifted to Makokou but planned to return, as villagers blamed outsiders for hardships since October. The UN also moves to deepen involvement in Somalia amid bin Laden network concerns. Paris notes mad cow fears ease as AFSSA backs reduced slaughter and spared calves born this year.
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Guantanamo Bay to House Afghan Detainees With Makeshift Cells
U S troops at Guantanamo Bay Cuba rapidly assemble chain link fence cells for the first Afghan detainees expected this week. Brig Gen Mike Lehnert leads a 660 member task force preparing 100 cells and plans 220 more, aiming for 2000 permanent beds. White House says detainee status decided case by case with humane care. The base camp X ray will hold Taliban and al Qaida suspects amid guard towers and barbed wire.
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Plan Would Deactivate Nuclear Warheads
The Bush administration's Nuclear Posture Review would keep thousands of warheads in storage while removing them from active use. Officials say no fixed destruction target is set, with some deactivated warheads potentially retrievable for future use. The plan aligns with Putin’s pledge to cut arsenals but remains noncommittal on timing or totals.
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Fired plant worker accused of threats at San Onofre
David Reza 43, a former San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station mechanic, was jailed after authorities found a cache of weapons including an anti tank rocket launcher and grenades. He allegedly threatened to kill coworkers after being fired, while officials say the plant itself was not threatened. Reza denied the threat, citing disputes with Southern California Edison and alleged harassment as an American Indian. Deputies recovered 54 weapons at his home and over 250 in a storage unit, with two deputies treated for exposure to tear gas.
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