West Bank city seized as Bush plan draws mixed signals
Israeli forces overran Hebron with clashes inside the fortress compound leaving four officers dead and about 200 Palestinian officers detained. Arafat urged cautious optimism after Bush called for new leaders not compromised by terror amid a broader peace plan.
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Bush seeks Arab backing to oust Arafat and push reform
The Bush administration urges Arab governments to back a plan for a Palestinian state within three years, urging end to terror and security talks. Powell stresses conditions like ending occupation and settlements, while Israel faces calls to ease worker curbs and halt West Bank and Gaza settlement building. Arafat resists as Israeli forces tighten control around Ramallah.
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Summit aims plan to secure air travel and cargo
At Kananaskis the G eight leaders prepare a joint plan to safeguard air travel and shipments while Bush signs U S legislation enabling two UN terrorism initiatives. Bush meets Koizumi ahead of Trudeau discussion as Canada voices caution on replacing Arafat.
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GOP seeks probe of PAC fundraising and influence
The Republican National Committee subpoenas labor unions and a Lieberman linked group over fund raising and strategy. It targets the New Democrat Network and asks for top donors and any communications with federal officeholders, plus views on whether activities corrupt officials. Also named are AFSCME NEU and SEIU.
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Seven injured in PfizerGroton lab chemical blast
A chemical drum exploded in Pfizer Inc research warehouse in Groton Connecticut injuring seven people two critically. The blast lifted the roof and blew out windows. Four buildings were evacuated and nearby roads closed as crews fought the fire.
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Mayors fear rebels threaten resignation across Colombia
Bogota mayor Antanas Mockus tightens security after rebels threaten to kill mayors who refuse to resign. Defense Minister Bell says 110 mayors faced threats. several have already resigned while others seek government protection and safe working bases.
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