Visa Lines Tighten for Saudis After Sept. 11
In Riyadh and Jeddah the visa process for Saudis visiting the United States has grown tougher since Sept. 11. Interviews are now required for ages 12 to 70, causing delays of more than five weeks and fueling resentment among Saudis who view the U.S. as a partner and ally. Local officials and editors note the strain contrasts with longstanding ties, while U.S. officials stress ongoing cooperation in security and intelligence.
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New details emerge in Daniel Pearl murder case in Pakistan
Investigators say three Pakistani militants led by Naeem Bukhari admit involvement in journalist Daniel Pearl's kidnapping and slaying. They claim an Arab group, linked to Ramzi Yousef, killed Pearl on January 31 after an attempted escape, while Saeed Sheikh faces ongoing appeals.
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Israel Pacts Pullout From Gaza and Bethlehem
Israel and Palestinian security officials agreed on a plan for Israeli troops to withdraw from parts of the Gaza Strip and Bethlehem while Palestinian forces take over security in vacated areas. The move follows talks led by Defense Minister Ben Eliezer and Palestinian Interior Minister Yehiyeh. A ceasefire and reduced violence were aims, with arrests of 16 militants reported as part of ongoing security operations. Prime Minister Sharon stressed continued action against terrorist leaders.
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Postal Service tests NJ mail centers for anthrax risk
In Eatontown and Edison, the Postal Service sampled dust at processing centers as investigators probe whether Princeton mailbox spores were from last fall. Tests are precautionary with results due midweek. suspected contamination areas to be sealed. No arrests, $25 million reward in anthrax case remains.
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