Jackson Taken To Hospital With Flu Briefs
Santa Maria California Michel Jackson was taken to Marian Medical Center with flu like symptoms delaying jury selection in the child molestation case. Doctors said he had a flu like illness with vomiting and a cautious prognosis while officials declined to answer questions.
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Michel Jackson
Chuck Merrill
Marian Medical Center
Jackson
Cautridge
Merrill
Jong Jackson
Lebanese mourn Hariri as transit of blame widens
In Beirut mourners filled streets for Rafik Hariri after a bombing killed him and 16 others. Interior Minister Suleiman Franjieh hinted a suicide attack may reflect a broader network, with many Lebanese blaming Syria and demanding its forces withdraw. International leaders prepared for Hariri's funeral as investigations proceed.
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Lebanon
Lebanee
Rafik Hariri
Jel Marif
Syria
Lariri
Hariri
Sidon
Damascus
Washington
Suleiman Franjieh
Heirut
Ein-Mreisseh
Brmnhladen
Pettis H
Franjieh
Ueory
Letanbdy
Nun Dorothy Stang mourned in Anapu Brazil
Thousands gathered in Anapu, Brazil, to mourn Dorothy Stang, a Dayton native and nun who defended the Amazon. Witnesses say two gunmen killed her during an attack near Anapu as ministers in Brasilia drew parallels to Chico Mendes and called for respect for life and law. Police pursued four suspects, including two gunmen and an armed man who allegedly entered the settlement death scene.
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Atef Sharon
Gaza
West Bank
Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades
Mahmound
Abbas
Fatah
Anapu
Brazil
Amazon
Trestley
Amazon Rain Forest
Iyole Ing Te
Dayton
Dorothy Stang
Stang
Fernando Anjos da Silva
Brasilia
Chico Mendes
Corotturs
Garmen
Aim
Kyoto Agreement Moves Toward Global Climate Pact
Two centuries after industrial dawn the world takes its first concerted step to curb greenhouse gas emissions with the Kyoto Protocol negotiated in Kyoto in 1997 and ratified by 140 nations. It calls on industrialized Japan and others to cut carbon dioxide and other gases by set targets, but lacks U S participation. Proponents say it could curb heat trapping but critics warn about enforcement and effectiveness as nations struggle with implementation and costs.
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Tokyo
Japan
Nf Kyte
United States
Greenhense
Warming pact signed in 1997 faced Senate rejection
The text notes a warming pact signed in 1997 that the U S Senate did not ratify. It mentions potential damages to the U S economy and calls for broader coverage, naming Aviat and Mala as supporters or figures connected to the pact, with New York and other places referenced in a mixed tone of pride and concern.
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U.S. Senate
U.S
Aviat
Tipan
New York
Two-man race for Iraqi prime minister
The United Iraqi Alliance narrows to two main candidates for Iraq's next prime minister after Adel Abdul Mahdi withdraws. Ahmad Chalabi leads among alliance members with strong support from Shiite blocs while interim premier Ayad Allawi sits third. Delegations move to Najaf to pursue a final agreement with religious leaders.
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Wweeman Vane
United Iraqi Alliance
Theahim Alslanfadi
Adan Ali
Ali
Hussein al-Mousawi
Chalabi
Ali Mousawi
Alliance
National Assembly
Adel Abdul Mahdi
Iispecifiend
Humam Hamoudi
Alliarnce
Alstaafart
Ayad Allawi
Najaf
Ali al-Sistani
Silhalso Say
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