Missing Americans Searched After Plane Crash in Colombia
Hundreds of Colombian soldiers and U.S. helicopters scoured rebel-held terrain for three Americans reportedly kidnapped after a plane crash on a spy mission. One American and a Colombian sergeant were killed. a fourth American is missing.
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Jorge Mora
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Debris search expands as New Mexico crews join NASA plea
Investigators toured the Louisiana plant that built the external fuel tank while search teams scoured the mountains east of Albuquerque after the Columbia disaster. Two more control jets fired in a failed attempt to stabilize the shuttle in its final minutes. Debris reports include a shuttle turbopump and a general purpose computer found near Fort Polk, Louisiana.
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Peter Olson
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Four Israeli soldiers killed in Gaza tank bombing
A roadside bomb in Gaza destroyed an Israeli Patton tank near Beit Lahia, killing the four-man crew. Hamas claimed responsibility claiming revenge for earlier deaths. The attack followed by Israeli bulldozers demolishing three Palestinian homes. Talks for cease-fire were discussed despite the bloodshed.
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Gaza Strip
Beit Lahia
Almog
Hanniel Hassan
Salam Fayad
Dov Weisglass
Ariel Sharon
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Tragedy Near Houston: Six Dead After Eight-Hour Standoff
Six people including three children were found shot dead in a northwest Houston area house following an eight hour standoff in which a police officer was wounded. Investigators say the gunman had killed his wife girlfriend and three daughters days earlier then killed himself. Two children were found in a barrel and a diary suggests the killings were planned. The officer remains hospitalized in serious but stable condition.
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Harris County
Danny Billingsley
Mike Bozeman
Billingsley
Priest who molested teens seeks cleansing in church role
The Rev. Paul Aube admitted molesting several teenage boys after his ordination in 1970 and says he reported the risk to his bishop, but was later kept in youth work. He turned himself in again last year and testified in a state probe into the church, receiving limited immunity.
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New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office
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Bush AIDS policy links funds to abortion stances
The policy restricts federal AIDS relief to groups involved in abortion. It reimposes the Mexico City rule, barring US money to abortion supporters even for separate programs, drawing praise from antiabortion groups and protests from abortion rights advocates.
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Kirsten Sherk
Planned Parenthood
White House
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Mexico City
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Reagan
U.S
Douglas Johnson
National
Right To Life Committee
Sheik
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