French police arrest five over shoe bomber aid in Paris
Paris anti terrorism officers rounded up five suspects linked to Richard C. Reid's shoe bomber case in Evry and Mantes la Jolie. Officials found radical pamphlets and three guns as inquiries focus on potential French support for Reid while Germany and Britain report related warnings.
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Seven U S troops survive Afghanistan crash landing
Washington AP seven soldiers survived the crash of an Air Force MC-130 in eastern Afghanistan. Ten aboard, seven with minor injuries, three status unknown. Survivors transported to Kandahar base for treatment. Investigation underway. The MC-130 supports special forces missions and refueling duties.
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Israeli forces pull back from Arafat headquarters in Ramallah
Israeli forces ended a siege in Ramallah after more than two days. Witnesses said tanks retreated and Palestinian police celebrated. Prime Minister Sharon, returning from overseas talks, blamed Arafat for ongoing violence and halt to peace efforts.
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