World Court orders tear down of Israeli West Bank barrier
The International Court of Justice ruling declares the 425 mile barrier violates international law and must be dismantled. It calls for compensation to Palestinians, return of seized property, and a negotiated peace settlement establishing a Palestinian state soon. The court's 14 to 1 decision urges UN action though enforcement rests with Israel.
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Bush assails Kerry on values in Pennsylvania tour
President Bush denounces John Kerry as indecisive and far left during a Pennsylvania bus trip, labeling him out of step with mainstream values. He accuses Kerry of flip flopping on issues from education to the Iraq war and the Patriot Act, while Edwards is labeled the fourth most liberal. Kerry and Edwards counter that Bush inflicts slow pursuit on Enron and values tax cuts for the wealthy, with Bush aiming to energize Republican base amid tied Pennsylvania polls.
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Four gored as Pamplona bull run injures eight
Four people were gored during the San Fermin running of the bulls in Pamplona, including two Americans. A 22 year old from Dunwoody Georgia and a 22 year old from Louisiana were among the injured, with the most serious case a 23 year old Spaniard hit by a bull and thrown aloft.
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Dean appeals to Nader to end presidential bid
Howard Dean urged Ralph Nader to quit his independent campaign during a lively radio debate. Nader refused, defending his bid and criticizing Dean for alleging GOP support behind Nader’s Arizona ballot signatures. Dean urged supporters to back John Kerry.
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Vietnam pursues AIDS battle as U S funds aid drive
In a rehabilitation camp near BA VI 560 drug addicts and prostitutes face HIV infection as Vietnam joins a $15 billion global AIDS push. Officials cite prevention programs leadership resolve and an economy at risk if infections surge toward a million by 2010. The plan emphasizes condom use needle exchanges and targeted aid.
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Disneyland closes Big Thunder Mountain after accident
Disneyland shut Big Thunder Mountain Railroad indefinitely after an accident sent three to hospitals. The ride had just reopened in March after a previous fatal incident while state inspectors probe a two-train collision at the loading dock.
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