Kuwaiti security team to visit Guantanamo detainees
A Kuwaiti security delegation will visit the U S naval base at Guantanamo Bay next month to interrogate 12 Kuwaitis held on suspicion of ties to Osama bin Ladin's al Qaida. The group will leave Aug 16 and be briefed on the U S investigation. Relatives say detainees did humanitarian work in Afghanistan. In India, a grenade attack in Rajouri killed a girl and injured at least 18, blamed on Islamic rebels amid Jammu Kashmir unrest.
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Israeli air strike in Gaza kills Hamas leader and civilians
In Jerusalem the Israeli attack that killed Salah Shehadeh and a Hamas colleague also claimed wives, children, and other bystanders. Civilian deaths mount amid the Gaza conflict, with disputed civilian casualty tallies and calls of war crimes from rights groups.
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Israel okays draft exemption for ultra-Orthodox Jews
Israel's parliament passed a law deferring military service for ultra-Orthodox seminarians, exempting full-time students at 18, with a six month lead in. Critics say the move creates two Jewish states with unequal duties, while about 30,000 remain exempt.
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Make Your Own Preserves Jam Conserves Jam-like Treats
A practical guide outlines preserving fruit into jams and preserves by sugaring. It defines jam preserves and conserves, notes optional nuts, and explains cooking, canning steps, and storage. It covers fruit prep, jar sanitation, heating, boiling water bath, and refrigeration after sealing.
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Archbishop Williams chosen leader of global Anglican church
Rowan Williams named to be the 104th archbishop of Canterbury, becoming the first Welsh primate of the Church of England. He opposed the U S led wars in Afghanistan and Iraq after witnessing the Sept 11 attacks. Williams, 52, is seen as both orthodox and liberal and heads the Welsh church before taking the global post.
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Greek terror suspect pleads innocent to murder charges
A 58-year-old Paris-born Greek, Alexandros Giotopoulos, pleads innocent to multiple murder counts tied to the November 17 group. Prosecutors allege he led the leftist organization responsible for 23 deaths, including four American officials, over nearly three decades. He remains jailed awaiting trial with no date set.
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