Barak pleads for Arafat to end violence in peace rally
Israeli Prime Minister Barak urged Palestinian leader Arafat to return to peace talks and halt bloodshed as Clinton calls for Washington meetings. The rally marked Rabin Square's fifth anniversary amid ongoing clashes that have left about 170 dead, mostly Palestinians, with some abating signs.
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Probe links March start to USS Cole bombing plot
Investigators say preparations for the USS Cole attack began in March with four men tied to Islamic Jihad forming a planning network in Yemen. A shack near a wall in Aden housed equipment for the boat used in the bombing as security forces retreat from the scene.
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Police Fire on Crowds in Egyptian Election Violence
In three northern Egyptian villages police fired live ammunition and tear gas as clashes erupted with voters. In Dakahilia, security forces barred ballots, sparking unrest that left four dead and over sixty injured amid parliamentary elections.
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Japanese tourist hijack in Greece ends after 10 hours
A Greek car repairman Christos Ken diras, 48, killed his mother in law and hijacked a bus carrying 33 Japanese tourists near Athens. He held the bus for 10 hours before releasing the hostages and surrendering.
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York Flood Reaches Highest Level Since 1625
York in England faced peak river levels this Saturday, topping levels not seen in four centuries and approaching the top of the city’s flood barrier. Officials at the Environment Agency expect some flood relief this weekend.
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Singapore Airlines crash victims' families offered 400000 each
Families of those killed in the Taiwan crash will receive 400000 each from Singapore Airlines, a payout more than five times the liability minimum. The announcement was reported by News Service.
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