Israeli air strike hits Hamas leader's house in Gaza
An Israeli F-16 missile hit a house in Gaza City believed to belong to Hamas leader Salah Shehada. At least 10 people were killed including three children and more than 50 wounded. The blast damaged three adjacent houses, witnesses said.
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Sheik Salah Shehada
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Shehada
Jamal Halaby
North Dakota Governor pushes food exports on Cuba trade trip
Governor John Hoeven leads a four day mission to Havana aiming to boost sales of wheat, peas, and other North Dakota food to Cuba. He seeks expanded financing for U S food sales and new contracts while avoiding discussion of sanctions or politics. Eric Aamundstad of the North Dakota Farm Bureau accompanies the delegation.
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Alvarez
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Illinois
George Ryan
Minnesota
Jesse Ventura
Eric Aamundstad
North Dakota Farm Bureau
Iran links uncertain in 1994 Buenos Aires bombings
U S officials say no clear evidence ties Iran to the 1994 Jewish community center bombing in Argentina that killed 85. A witness claim about Tehran’s role and payoffs remains unconfirmed. By contrast, evidence tying Hezbollah to the 1982 embassy bombing in Buenos Aires is stronger.
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Iran
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Argentina
Carlos Saul Menem
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Sharon's envoy says security first before peacemaking begins
Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's aides met with top Bush officials in Washington and received assurances that new security measures must prove effective before any U S peacemaking steps. Powell and Rice discussed Palestinian Authority reform while CIA leads planned revamp of security operations.
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Agreement Reached for Congo Peace Talks Collapse
CAPE TOWN South Africa AP Congolese and Rwandan leaders announced an agreement to end a four year war in Congo that has drawn eight African nations and killed over two million people. Details were not disclosed and ratification by Presidents Kabila and Kagame is pending after five days of mediation led by Jacob Zuma. Patrick Mazimhaka said the broad agreement could end the conflict if implemented.
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Joseph Kabila
Paul Kagame
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